Spokesperson of the Hong Kong Comprehensive Police Force

1. Ordinary people's way of writing: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. The normal author's writing: I stuffed two AA batteries into the somewhat worn flashlight. 3. How to write the Water God: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy. I looked at it and found that, like other old-fashioned flashlights, it had a cover on the hip that could be opened by rotating. When I opened the lid, as I expected, I was speechless when I saw that it was empty inside. My brows furrowed tightly, and the feeling of wanting to commit suicide by throwing myself into a lake hit me from all directions. Because I was faced with a difficult choice - go downstairs and buy two batteries, or find two batteries at home. Where is life without trouble? Although it is daytime and I haven't had breakfast yet, as an old-fashioned flashlight, it does not have two small batteries in it, which is very, very unreasonable. Has anyone heard of this? How can I allow this to happen when no one has heard of it? ? I am human too! I have feelings too!!! Just... Making choices is really, really hard. When I went downstairs to buy batteries, I had to put on clothes and pants, I had to be careful that I forgot to bring my keys, I had to avoid speeding cars on the street, and I had to be wary of meteorites in the sky; thinking about this, I was speechless... But if I were to look for it at home, my dear friends, in this age, who else would still have AA batteries in their home? I thought about it, and was in a dilemma, and I thought about it for almost two hours. . . . Finally, I couldn't help but let out a deep sigh. Well, I can only put these two batteries in my pocket. These two batteries were love tokens given to me by my former and former girlfriends. I thought I didn't have to make such a sacrifice, but it wasn't true. Everyone was involved in the whirlpool of flashlights and batteries. A person's life is a life of solving problems. If you have an old-fashioned flashlight in your hand and its center of gravity is not right, then you put the battery in it.

The fake protagonist Zhou Quan is 22 years old. In the book, Kwong Zhili is less than ten years older than the fake protagonist Zhou Quan, which means he is at most 31 years old. In other words, Kwong Zhili had the title of superintendent before he turned 31, and he was also the head of a department. Isn't this still the protagonist? According to Zhao Dagongzi: We don't have such awesome people in Hong Kong TV dramas, unless they are the protagonists. According to the movie, Kwong Zhili does not have a big family or other background. His biggest background is Li Wenbin. Therefore, Kwong Chi-li must have started as a grassroots police officer. Even if Kwong Chi-li joins the police force at the age of 18, he will be the superintendent before he is 31 years old. Let's do the math, a police officer – superintendent has to go through a total of eight promotions and two class jumps (junior rank – inspector – constitutional committee) (police officer, senior police officer, sergeant, police sergeant, trainee inspector, inspector, senior inspector, chief inspector, superintendent). In a maximum of 13 years, a person born from an ordinary background can jump through so many promotions, and it takes a lot of talent to do it. What is this if not the protagonist? His background, Li Wenbin, is definitely not that awesome!

After reading three chapters, the protagonist was assigned to be an undercover agent and was scolded by his book friends. Why go undercover? I watched a Hong Kong movie. The villain laughs in the end. Two undercover agents, one killed someone and the other blocked the gun, just to gain trust... However, the undercover agent was of no use except collecting evidence. His beloved also died, and a lot of innocent people lost their lives. For the sake of the undercover agent, he let the tiger go back to the mountain... I only express my thoughts and do not represent my personal views and positions. Please do not...

From Chapter 1 to Chapter 18, they are either touting the protagonist's strength. Or just touting the police force. In the middle, some things about the Hong Kong police force were also described.

Hey Hong Kong Comprehensive, just Hong Kong Comprehensive, don't get involved in politics. Don't lick it too ugly

It's well written. I hope the author will update it more quickly.

He is so eloquent that if he can explain something in one sentence, he must use three sentences👍

For a work of 1 million words, 900,000 words are about introducing the background, 50,000 words are about writing the plot, and 50,000 words are about other things. I have never seen the water method before, so I have to log in to an account to comment.

Writing about a Hong Kong variety show, it actually features a single female lead, and the female lead is average-looking, which I have never heard of. A lot of nonsense. What he could explain clearly in one sentence, he wrote ten sentences. I keep bragging about how awesome the protagonist is, but I just don't see where the awesomeness is. It all depends on my family. I can hold the protagonist in my hand and hold it in my mouth for fear of melting

It still writes those classic Hong Kong variety stories, and the plot is quite smooth, but I don't know why every story has to lick the future father. The leader hadn't changed at that time. How could you be so licking your future father and the current leader give you a good look? It is too deliberate for a political person to think like this. There is no need to write like this. It makes me sick. If you want to build a good relationship with your future leaders, just write about Hong Kong's work with the mainland to solve crimes.