Hong Kong Films: The Warlord’s Rise Begins with Recruiting the Three Impermanences of the Underworld

I support Professor Yu Minhong's proposal to abolish preferential treatment for international students and strongly demand that the conditions for foreigners to enter China be raised, including the abolition of the right for foreigners to acquire Chinese citizenship with their Chinese spouses, and equal treatment should be ensured.

All they do all day is kill, kill, kill, and they don't use their brains at all. Those who navigate the underworld are more about human relationships and social skills than just fighting and killing.

It looks pretty good, but with so many people killed, aren't the police coming to investigate?

A big shot went racing, haha, what a waste of my money.

I've read over 90 chapters, and it's so bland and uninteresting. All it's about is killing people and fighting for territory, and the police never even appear once.

The gunfights went on and on, yet not a single police officer seemed to be targeted. Even if members of a triad were killed, after so many gunfights, the matter would still need to be dealt with. And what about those arms dealers, stealing business from others through double-crossing,, and yet no one seems to care? It's unbelievable.

No, you're the boss, you have no class at all! And you're saying you have to eliminate all the problems? Even if Tsui is good, how good can she be? Aren't there any beautiful women in Hong Kong? You're really crazy, not picky at all.

Honestly, by the middle to later stages of the story, the protagonist was basically the head of the biggest triad in Hong Kong, and he was still being called "Brother Sang-kwan," which sounded really strange. Even "Mr. Li" from Hong Kong and "Mr. Ho" from Macau were still being addressed this way? The protagonist had reached that level of status; was it so difficult for him to simply be called "Mr. Wong"?

Can you please stop calling my men the "Axe Gang Elite"? Where did this "Axe Gang" come from? Don't the guys find it strange? Why call them the "Axe Gang"?

Like the pink gun, they can expand their gangs to South Korea, Japan, Europe, and America; the Golden Triangle and Southeast Asia can follow the warlord route. Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan can be involved in counterfeiting, money laundering, smuggling, etc. The protagonist should be someone who gets ahead as long as they make money; don't talk about whitewashing or anything like that.