Hong Kong Island: Don't Be Afraid, I'm a Really Good Person
by Mr. Ghost
About This Novel
Hello everyone, my name is Guan Chenggui. He traveled through time and space into the body of a heinous, cruel and cruel person who was ready to do something big. There is even a large group of criminal elites who are planning to join me after they are released from prison. But as for me, I have awakened to the system of becoming stronger by doing good deeds. How to fix it? I can only do my good deeds while they daydream about their big deal. Even though I was planning to sell skewers, everyone thought I was planning to go on a killing spree. Even though I was selling milk, people thought I was doing something illegal. Well, when my business grew bigger and bigger, these guys actually thought that such a stable life was not bad, and planned to take over. Is that okay? ! If you are not bad, how can you highlight my 'goodness'? ! So I lifted up the pole and shouted the slogan: Make it bigger and stronger! Create greater glory! Be bigger and stronger! Create greater glory!
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Official(22)Scraped 3d ago
I feel like the main character is a waste
This protagonist is so useless! Damn it, it depends on luck every time, otherwise you would have died early
I'm just writing this. In the 1980s, the average rent for a 10-square-meter house in Hong Kong was 3,000 yuan a month? Do you want to write 300? Do you know that the price of an ordinary room of 10 square meters in Hong Kong will not exceed 1,500 in 2023? If you don't have basic common sense, you just write nonsense.
A eunuch? I saved it for a while and came back to see why it wasn't updated.
This book is really interesting. Is it possible to strengthen your body by doing good deeds? Hong Kong dramas don't have that kind of premonition of crisis and superb skills. It seems a bit unsatisfactory.
The protagonist should be given a trick that can improve his abilities. Otherwise, it would be very, very difficult to write plots about good luck or coincidence all the time! It's okay to say that one person is stupid and strong, and the other is a character design, but more and more people join the gang later on, are they all written in such a pretentious way? Give the protagonist a way to upgrade his abilities, so that he can also write some plots where he uses force to make the villains work honestly. In this way, you don't have to do all the hard work when facing the enemy. You can also use some force and do some side business!
I'm not interested in reading it because it's too childish. It's like playing house for children. It's all coincidences, all misunderstandings, and all the inner dramas of other supporting characters. Why do you want the protagonist? He's not brave and will only play in his heart on one side.
It's not enough to read the background introduction in the first chapter, it slipped away!
I don't mean to be a boss trying to pick up Hong Kong girls. My mediocre abilities are all driven by golden fingers, which is not that exciting!
Ask the author, will Kuroi write the finale?
The plot should have been written to the end, and it would be boring if it continued. It should be a reasonable integration of countless plots, rather than just a few plots. Watching Hong Kong dramas is just nostalgic!
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Community(0)
Official(22)Scraped 3d ago
I feel like the main character is a waste
This protagonist is so useless! Damn it, it depends on luck every time, otherwise you would have died early
I'm just writing this. In the 1980s, the average rent for a 10-square-meter house in Hong Kong was 3,000 yuan a month? Do you want to write 300? Do you know that the price of an ordinary room of 10 square meters in Hong Kong will not exceed 1,500 in 2023? If you don't have basic common sense, you just write nonsense.
A eunuch? I saved it for a while and came back to see why it wasn't updated.
This book is really interesting. Is it possible to strengthen your body by doing good deeds? Hong Kong dramas don't have that kind of premonition of crisis and superb skills. It seems a bit unsatisfactory.
The protagonist should be given a trick that can improve his abilities. Otherwise, it would be very, very difficult to write plots about good luck or coincidence all the time! It's okay to say that one person is stupid and strong, and the other is a character design, but more and more people join the gang later on, are they all written in such a pretentious way? Give the protagonist a way to upgrade his abilities, so that he can also write some plots where he uses force to make the villains work honestly. In this way, you don't have to do all the hard work when facing the enemy. You can also use some force and do some side business!
I'm not interested in reading it because it's too childish. It's like playing house for children. It's all coincidences, all misunderstandings, and all the inner dramas of other supporting characters. Why do you want the protagonist? He's not brave and will only play in his heart on one side.
It's not enough to read the background introduction in the first chapter, it slipped away!
I don't mean to be a boss trying to pick up Hong Kong girls. My mediocre abilities are all driven by golden fingers, which is not that exciting!
Ask the author, will Kuroi write the finale?
The plot should have been written to the end, and it would be boring if it continued. It should be a reasonable integration of countless plots, rather than just a few plots. Watching Hong Kong dramas is just nostalgic!
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