Hong Kong Crossover: Switching Sides to Saiyan from the Start, I Take Control of Kowloon!

I told you not to use slave collars at the beginning, but you still copied them. She started from Kowloon. In Hong Kong in the 1980s, money was so easy to make. It could easily be tens of millions. Who else would be fooling around if it was so simple? Just change the name of the protagonist and make money, **

Damn, the protagonist is a talker, and even a little bastard can confront him in person, even in the hall meeting. He is really useless, even worse than Liangkun. Liangkun just fights back, not even bothering to argue with these people who are not in the same rank. The protagonist wants to argue, I am really convinced.

I have probably read more than 20 Hong Kong film novels, and there is only one that I am quite satisfied with, but The Eunuch was released two years ago. I am satisfied because the protagonist is not afraid of trouble and has strength. Unlike these Hong Kong films, all of them are afraid of trouble. They are still afraid even though they have strength. I thought it was in this era. In that era, you still have a system and you are still afraid of trouble.

Since it's a god-level choice, at least the rewards are almost the same. I really laughed to death at that choice at the beginning. Even fools know how to choose. The rewards of doing it and not doing it are almost the same. Otherwise, why would I write "god-level"? I'd laugh so hard...

Why does the protagonist look like a scumbag, especially when it comes to women? If you cut off your beard in advance, it means you want to steal other people's women, treat them like women, and ask them to kill their boyfriends. This way the protagonist is not likeable, right?

I originally planned to keep seeing it, but unfortunately it looks too ugly. After it was put on the shelf, the punctuation marks were used randomly, and the words "please ask for flowers" were written in the middle of the paragraph. This costs money, how much more can I get? The layout is too small and makes people uncomfortable

What a shitty selection system, just rename it the mission system. The reward gap for each choice is so big that it's thousands of miles apart. It's just for the sake of the number of words and the right amount of money.

Why did the protagonist have to make such calculations to achieve his current status? As a result, Chen Haonan and Pheasant became the masters of the hall wherever they went. Putting aside other factors, does it also mean that the protagonist is a bit useless? It's so long to go on about someone who can be killed so long ago. It's like it's impossible to write without Chen Haonan and Pheasant. Why don't we change the protagonist for so many scenes?

How much can you write for yourself? How can you become a master even if you have a lot of crappy books??? His writing skills are not that good either.

Huang Zhicheng killed him directly, and so did his family. Those who do dirty work are all in the same family