1990rage Flag Soldier

Hong Kong entertainment author Meng Jun's new book is okay. Hong Kong entertainment + mercenary flow? The protagonist travels to Hong Kong in the 1990s, rescues the kidnapped Carina Lau, and uses this to get in touch with the upper echelons of the entertainment industry. With this resource, he recruits veterans from the mainland to start a security company, and uses the name of a gangster to gain fame. Currently, while running a security company, I also engage in the arms business. I purchase light industrial products from the mainland and sell them to Mao Zi in exchange for arms, and then sell them to Africa in exchange for diamonds and other minerals. Why I read this book: I personally rarely read mercenary books, mainly because this book was written by a Hong Kong author who had a good impression of it before. It seems that except for the beginning, the rest is pretty good. The farming plot of the mercenary company gradually expanding its power and the relatively daily Hong Kong entertainment plot. The recent plot of confronting the gangsters due to the Burning Island Incident is a small breaking point. Why not read this book: The beginning is really bad, and it was only because of the author that I forced myself to continue reading. In addition, this kind of writing more or less ignores rationality for the sake of fun. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

Mengjun's new book, everything you need to know

They are all on the higher side of the Hong Kong comprehensive literature. The update of the last few chapters has been a bit boring, but overall it's still okay. The author has stopped updating to organize his thoughts, so I'll save them for now.