In Hong Kong Movies, Is It Wrong to Send People to Catch Thieves?

First, there is no death penalty in Hong Kong, and there are many commutations of sentences. Find a good lawyer and spend money, and it will be quick to just pretend not to kill people and sell fans. Second, the upper echelons of the police force are all British. Why should they support a Hong Kong undercover agent? Third, employers need to be lenient and strict at the same time. If you go to women first and then hit them, why should they be loyal to you? Fourth, if you become a boss undercover, you cannot go back. If you go back to the police force, your boss will not promote you no matter what. Unless you go to the gangster road to kidnap, drive, and extort you, the gangster will never allow your subordinates to rebel against you. This is the rule. The East will not tolerate you, who dares to use it? This is human nature. Fifth, there are many ways to launder your name, as long as you have more money. People like you who do business with no distinction between right and wrong and focus on betrayal should stay away from you. Even the dead can talk, let alone the undead. You can't hide it. Sixth, undercover agents have rebelled and been injured or killed. The so-called rapid promotion is due to undercover agents taking advantage of the situation in a short period of time, but this is not the case in the world. Seventh, the underworld is really anti-human. If you release the evil desires in your heart, you will become a demon in a long time.

Pheasant has to do everything by himself regardless of his identity. He has no special character and dares to use a gun. He can walk out alive. Author, you are such a bastard. You are still the same as before. My brother Aotian is so good at Barbie.

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Regarding the book "Hong Kong Movies" written by Naruto Demon Modifier, is it wrong to send people to catch the thieves? Chapter 16 Beat up Hong Xing? Are you scaring me? (Ask for flower monthly ticket evaluation votes) Chapter comments.