Korean Tv Series: 1997 King of the Peninsula

It's stupid to become a gangster and turn into a chaebol if you are too idle. If you have a loyalty clause, you can still be a gangster and become a chaebol. Directly develop into labor-intensive industries. Integrating workers in a city into a chaebol gang is rubbish. Hundreds of thousands of workers who are absolutely united can control a city easily. Later, they can directly become mayor and then run for president. They directly control the entire country. They can start three wars and still be a gangster. He is a chaebol. There are also a bunch of entries that add physical fitness induction. They all add pig feet to the level of superman and become a chaebol. I don't eat beef. I am invincible in the city. The government cannot use weapons of mass destruction. Sniper rifles can also be sensed and hidden. The police and army suppress but cannot defeat them. They just become a native of the motherland. The intensity of cheating can be infinitely increased. The result is that the route the protagonist takes is very stupid.

Deducted one star for the dragging plot. The description of the male protagonist seems to be decisive in killing, but his actions are inconsistent, so he will be deducted one star. The relationship is not smooth, and the male protagonist is not a good person. If you like it, you can fall in love with it. If you have a system and still procrastinate, one star will be deducted. Movies and TV dramas are intertwined, but the writing is not good and the writing is not smooth. It is a little bit here and there. If it can't be integrated, don't start a new drama. It's really a one-star deduction because it cares about the beginning and not the end. I heard that one star does not count, so I gave it two stars.

Going to Korea to be a policeman, being a police chief or a chaebol is all very good, but being a policeman is really the lowest level of policeman. It's so disgusting that you are equivalent to going to the Southern Song Dynasty. You could have taken the imperial examination, but you had to go with that facial features.

It's getting worse and worse. We've been in South Korea. Isn't it okay to invade Hong Kong? If you don't dare to write about China, just write about Thailand or something else, and anyone will be killed. If you keep filling in the beginning with God's help, the rest of it will be unfinished?

What happens next is that the prosecutor doesn't have to go all out to do his job. The police will listen to you as soon as you wave your hand. Are you still deliberately trying to make the plot fake?

Why not hold the 2nd Gwangju Unlimited Fighting Competition?

The novel is very comfortable to read, and it can be regarded as an incomparably cool novel. If you like this style, you can read it.

It is a very good book. Because the author may be a novice, some word order expressions and character relationships are a bit messy at the beginning, but the writing becomes smoother and smoother later on. The plot is also very enjoyable, and it is very immersive for those who are familiar with the plot. It is highly recommended.

It's a very good Korean comprehensive novel, with basically no poisonous points. However, I still jumped directly from more than 500 chapters to the ending. The main reason is that the subsequent plot is a bit boring. If appropriate, it can actually add some emotional spice. I look forward to the author's next book.

Instead of taking the exam for cheating, the prosecutor would still test for cheating. The police at the bottom level in Korea have nothing to do but work hard for nothing. Guo Jia, who has a solidified class, has to climb up from the bottom, which is more difficult than Xitian, and he is an undercover policeman. I was originally a low-level person, just a waiter in a shop. This. . . How can I understand this bullshit logic?