Hong Kong Crossover: The Warcraft System, With a Ton of Minions

I gave you a chance but you didn't use it! I've given you such an awesome system, but you're going to be a dwarf mule! Tell me what's your use!

Why don't you start a club of your own? Be your own boss. Why do you want to lick this pussy's face and act like someone's little brother? Then someone would have to plot against him. If you choose a red stick and keep chirping, you will be raped. This is called Shuangwen. The system guy gave it all for free. Are you afraid of not being able to write?

Since there are people who are still loyal, why do they keep being called bad guys like they were a gangster? What does the author mean? It's about to hit the shelves, but you're still pranking, and you still act like you're licking it to make a red stick, and you won't fall out even if others don't give it to you? What were some people afraid of in those days? Do you like being called a bad boy so much? What he wrote is that he is a bad guy even though he is pretending to be awesome. Wouldn't it be good to establish his own influence? Like to be*

The more the author writes, the more he loses touch with the essence. It doesn't matter whether the protagonist has Hongxing or not. Having Hongxing is just the icing on the cake, and you have to pay for it. The protagonist essentially relies on the Warcraft brother in the system. Then why do we need to distribute money to other talkers? It's better to rush in and take everything yourself. At that time, the garrison on Hong Kong Island only had one battalion. Moreover, the North put great pressure on the British side. If a large-scale riot occurs and the garrison dares to attack, the north will definitely take it back by force. The protagonist has so many die-hard followers, no matter the police or other people, they don't have the guts to act recklessly. Obviously he can be a protagonist who can do whatever he wants like the people of the motherland, but now he is restrained by various things

It's a purely mentally retarded book. In other books, a few hundred people can be a big boss and have fun all the way. But this thing, a thousand people are still a little brat, and it's frustrating from the beginning to the end. The protagonist is a born brat who can never stand up.

When you come out to hang out, you rely on five characteristics: betray your brothers, betray your trust, cheat others, deceive your master and destroy your ancestors, and seduce your sister-in-law.

There are 100,000 loyal brothers in Hong Kong, but the protagonist is still afraid of this and that. He feels frustrated and doesn't dare to do any small things.

In this kind of explosive situation in modern society, you have so many die-hard subordinates. Why not let yourself hide behind the scenes and control the situation. The boss on the surface is not you. Let a younger brother be the boss. If something happens in the end, let the younger brother, the fake boss, take over. After that, you can find a way out and another fake boss will come up. This will benefit you. If something bad happens, the younger brother will take over. Hahaha.

Is this system so useless? The minions you summon are all superhuman level. You are afraid of eggs.

A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall. Even if there is a small chance that he may die, he must avoid him. Instead of just going there thinking it will be fine.