I Am Unparalleled in Hong Kong

The protagonist is an idiot. He kills people when he wants to. There is no logic. What he does is meaningless. He has no idea what he is doing. You want to kill people for experience. Is it necessary to make a fuss?

I just want to ask, it's been more than 80 chapters and the protagonist still hasn't realized that he is in a real world and not playing a game?

Although the first part is not particularly exciting, I can still read it, but the second part is a bit like the person writing it is different every day, it's a mess, I don't know what is written, so I abandoned it.

It's a mess. The protagonist is in prison as an undercover agent. Why is he being punished? He also said that he was framed by his fiancée. Was it because he let the undercover agent in, or what? Just like the two books, it's not like you were framed first and then taken on as an undercover agent.

The writing is a bit rubbish, right? Crow and Lei Luo were from the same era?

Later, it became the Virgin and the nanny. I don't know what they were doing.

It looks baffling, what are you thinking about?

It's really disgusting. You let women go when you meet them, they touch their butts at every turn, they steal two of your heads and don't kill you for thousands of experience points, and they still open Wushuang, and you're a loser, no matter how wonderful the writing is, let a man kill a woman and let her go, and then they take your experience and head and let it go like this? When I met this kind of person in the game, I immediately chased him until he quit the game. I thought I had discovered a good book, but I didn't expect that it was another licking-dog novel.