
Hong Kong Films: The Chiang Family Dumped Me at Sea? I’ll Raise an Army and Crush Hung Hing
港片:被蒋家沉海?我爆兵推洪兴
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- Fanfiction
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- Film & TV Fanfiction
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- 1y ago
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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He has been tricked by Ying Gui Lao many times. Every time, Gui Lao admits his mistake, several senior officials resign, and at most one department is dissolved, and the protagonist is satisfied. After all, the ghost guy has planned to do so many things to the protagonist. Thousands of the protagonist's servants and organizations have died, while the ghost guy has died in dozens. The only time when Gui Lao died a lot was not due to the confrontation between the two sides, but due to the protagonist taking advantage of others. In the military camp, hundreds of soldiers died. Overall, the worst offenders are the tool men, the second worst are the Southeast Asian drug lords and warlords, the third worst are the young and Dangerous boys of the society, the fourth are the Chinese police, the fifth are the soldiers of Gui Lao and Asan, and the sixth are the personnel of Gui Lao's political department. . .
Send away 600 people and then use public opinion to fight back. What kind of wise operation is this?
Does the protagonist do so many things to change the world? He kills this person and that person at every turn, as if the world only has the protagonist with a gun. There is a gangster gameplay and a white lane gameplay. Does the author understand? Using the gangster gameplay on the white lane will only allow the white lane people to deal with you, the protagonist. Also, don't think that the British political department under MI6 is blind. The political department was established to control and assimilate Hong Kong Island.
After the physical attribute points exceed 20, you need 2 free attribute points to add 1 physical attribute point. Similarly, after the physical attribute points exceed 30, you need 3 free attribute points to add 1 attribute point. There are also characters summoned by the protagonist. Only those with names cannot be summoned repeatedly. Other recruits, veterans, etc. Can be summoned after they die. Just think of them as cyborgs or robots.
To be honest, with such grinding, the climax is no longer climax. The title is so outrageous and the content is rubbish. Your title should be more normal. I don't have the feeling to continue reading. It's such an outrageous title. I'm just a ** person.
As long as you have a brain, this book is bullshit. There are garrisons on Hong Kong Island, and those garrisons have submachine guns, rockets and other weapons of mass destruction. You are not enough to die, so you are chasing dragon Lei Luo Niu Hide, right? Why didn't he dare to kill the ghost guy? Gui Lao is easy to kill, and it is not difficult to kill the Hong Kong Governor. What is difficult is to survive under Gui Lao's thunderous blow. Do you think Gui Lao relies on those two devils and cops to rule Hong Kong Island? Wrong, it relies on the Gui Lao garrison, a garrison of tens of thousands of people. Gui Lao wouldn't dare to mass murder, but Guo Jia wouldn't say anything if he killed a few people. After all, this is Gui Lao's territory. This world is about fists, not reasoning. No, no, no, there are real robbers who never set on the sun who can be reasonable and gentlemanly, right?
It's pretty cool, but the only thing I can't understand is that the summoned veterans are written to death after each robbery. Zhang Ziqiang can escape. Well-trained soldiers are still dead. Why are you afraid that the protagonist has too many soldiers? Or suppressing the protagonist in disguise? Worried that the protagonist develops too quickly? Be cruel to others. It's not about using your own soldiers to take lives. SB
Obviously we can do it all at once, but we have to work here, slowly, one by one. Jiang Tian is raised in Hierro, won't you go find him? Then you can just get rid of him. You have to wait for him to come back and be the leader before you get him. He deliberately makes bad articles and just wastes money. He always looks like he is making a fool of himself. There is no system and you can do it.
He was so awesome in Nanyang, but became a citizen in Hong Kong
I don't even know what's so interesting about writing this! The protagonist rushes as soon as he has money, which means he is penniless. Also, the protagonist is either killing people or on the way to killing people. There is nothing interesting at all.