Hong Kong Comprehensive Development Starts from Kowloon Walled City

It's full of Hong Kong flavor and so red. Others become more yellow the more they read the book, but the more I read the book the more popular it becomes. What is a gap? This is called a gap. Ps: The author is short and weak? Not enough, sir!

I received two days of free reading. I was really hooked at first. It was the first time I read this type of novel. It is indeed a niche subject. The previous writing really attracted me. Although it didn't change much after reading 400 chapters, I am not so addicted now and I am a bit tired of it. I read this book because I watched the movie Kowloon Walled City. I know very little about Hong Kong comics and film and television works. I actually didn't understand the plot that was added later, so I read it in confusion. It is a good book and I recommend it.

I felt like I didn't know what the protagonist was doing throughout the whole scene.

The writing is okay, but the storytelling and excitement are a bit lacking. There are too many strong people in Hong Kong, and the social environment is dark and gray. Without a strong background or golden fingers, it is impossible to rise to a high position in the Hong Kong variety show, no matter from which perspective it is dialectical. The purpose of cheating the male protagonist is to strengthen this rationality. Otherwise, how can the male protagonist thrive in an environment with a lot of strong people, rotten people, and evil people? Is it difficult to kill someone with a knife, a gun, a rich person, and a master? Goldfinger may not be strong, but it must not have characteristics. It cannot be meaningless in the male protagonist's growth process. He cannot be invincible in a single fight, nor can he be invulnerable. He does not have the ability to warn of danger. Give the male protagonist the power of a crab to use his brain to abuse people everywhere in Hong Kong. Are you here to be funny?

I hope to write more, but I don't know how many chapters I will write in this book. It seems that the author doesn't pay much attention to QQ reading. I feel that there is too little interaction.

After more than 70 chapters, you are still just buying meatballs from a small shop. Not to mention that it makes you a lot of progress, at least it is not like this now, right? The whole chapter is full of talk, but there is no actual progress. Where is the fishing for Kaizi?

Hong Kong Island in 1977. Take the Star Ferry, a one-way ticket costs 1 yuan; Go to Nathan Road to get a haircut that Chen Mengji complained about and the price is 6 yuan; In Lian Xianglou, a box of double yolk lotus seed mooncakes sold for 23.8 Yuan. For white-collar workers in Central, the monthly income is about 2,000 yuan; for people at the bottom, the total monthly family income is about 400 to 600 yuan; The 10,000 yuan that Chen Zhiyue borrowed from Longcheng Finance Company was not much, but much less.

It was pretty good up front, but it's hard to comment on becoming a police officer.

I'm most annoyed by novels that use local slang from Hong Kong Island.

I don't know how you wrote it. Although it is a Hong Kong variety show, the generation gap between Zhang Tianzhi and them is too big.