Hong Kong Films: With Big Brother Kwun at the Top, Brother B Wants Me to Switch Sides!

Really NB, the gangster in the author's book is really awesome. The protagonist has eight sharp swords and Kunpeng blood. In Chapter 6, after the protagonist finished eating, he gently squeezed the table leg with five fingerprints. Is this strength really powerful? Chapter 7 Are you still afraid of a lame Jiuwenlong? So how awesome are these gangsters?

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Give Jimmy 15% of the shares, do you not take the shares seriously? In the beginning, you should paint a bigger picture and just give them a high salary. Later, when you show your ability, you should give about 5% of the dividend stock, or a few percent of the shares.

If you weren't an undercover police officer, wouldn't you dare to write it? It's just a novel, what are you afraid of? If you don't have this bit of freedom, how can you play with the economy? Ridiculous!

Anyone who has watched Young and Dangerous doesn't know that Boss B is a sinister villain.

I've read it for the second time, but I still can't stand the fifth chapter. If you write about Young and Dangerous, you even have the blood of Kunpeng. Hey, I'll flap my wings and fly away, killing you.

The style behind Chapter 260 has changed, it was ghostwritten

What qualifications does Liangkun have for being a red stick to give someone a job? Do you understand? He's not even the leader of the hall, and he still has a job

Is there a possibility? It's just a possibility. Let's discuss it. Jiu Wenlong's surname is Wen No Yan, because the prefix had changed to the prefix Sunset. It was all thanks to Jiu Wenlong to polish the signboard in Yau Tsim Mong, but because he had already received a red stick tattoo and a shoulder dragon tattoo earlier. By the way, there are rules for tattoos. Of course, compared to the early years, they have been simplified and many of the rules have disappeared. At the same time, Yazaku is basically the only one who still talks about the rules of tattoos. However, the red stick on the shoulders of the blue dragon and the red stick on the double eagles with double flowers on the back are still in use, and it was originally the Hongmen Conference held by Hongmen Heiguren, although it was later divided into various Prefixes such as Chaozhou Gang Xin Ngee Ann, Yi**, etc. In theory, the four major detectives are also from the Chaozhou Gang, or from the Chaozhou Chamber of Commerce. However, since the powerful figure Lu Le came to power, the four major gangs have become on an equal footing with the Chaozhou Chamber of Commerce. The Guangzhou Gang can only think of 14K, and the local gangs with the prefixes Shenghe, He'anle, etc. As for the Daquan Gang and the Vietnam Gang, they are all after the 1990s. So everyone still believes in Hongmen's set of rules, so seniority is universal, and as I said before, the nine-marked dragon has already been tattooed on the body, and there is no way to change it, so I simply got the nine-marked dragon tattoo on my upper body. It is also a metaphor for the nine-marked dragon's advancement, which means extremely brave! This is actually a metaphor in the movie. For example, Jiuwenlong has no tattoos from beginning to end. Prince, Huoshan, Changfa, Mitaka, Ma Jiaohong, etc. All have tattoos.

Nowadays, Hong Kong movies are basically all about undercover agents.