Hong Kong Films: Every Kill Spawns Troops, and I Slaughtered the Hongxing Gang from the Start

The writing is so poor! Inconsistency! If you want to kill Guan Zisen, why do you want to save him wholeheartedly? You can't just let him die at the hands of a pheasant. Then you kill the pheasant and save Guan Zisen. Isn't this sick? He also asked three hundred horsemen to surround Big D to scare him. Act like a little kid! No planning at all! Silly!

We have been waiting for so long to kill the big guy. Isn't it easy to kill the big guy? Capture his wife and children, and then kill him. Big B's people will be in chaos, and it's better to fight. Why don't you use such a good method like Liangkun? Anyway, the protagonist is unscrupulous

To be honest, the ** chapter is barely readable. The style of the subsequent chapters has gradually changed. The protagonist (the author) has a semi-explosive soldier flow system just to make money and become a grandson? This kind of logic is really incomprehensible. There are so many awesome subordinates who don't know how to play. It doesn't look like you are a general when you say the protagonist. You are not the leader when you say the protagonist is the leader. Then why do you have so many subordinates to kneel down and lick him and then cry and shout that you want to be a grandson? Anyone who has watched the Three Kingdoms knows how to fight for hegemony in the world, even if there is no fear of being harmonized, but isn't there a lot of land in Southeast Asia? Don't you just want to be a grandson? Some people don't know how to play even if they have money, so what is your purpose as a protagonist? Is it the logic of how to be a great grandson in the inner world if you are awesome in one plane? There is no blood at all, and he doesn't know how to play under the absolutely loyal explosive soldiers? The logic of being a grandson has been developed to its fullest extent. Author, you go on and on!

Why is it that in every novel like this, no matter how accomplished the protagonist is, in the eyes of the villain, he is just a little Karami, without any majesty at all. He is such a model of initial pronunciation. No wonder anyone can bully him.

You just kill the governor directly. Have you heard this sentence, brother? Anti-gangsterism requires investigation, anti-terrorism only requires lists. In reality, if you dare to do this, you will have to wear a yellow jacket the next day

The subject of killing Hong Xing is good. To be honest, I feel uncomfortable watching Hong Xing. He has taught a generation badly.

I don't know how to evaluate the author. After Hong Kong and Macau signed the return agreement, if a large-scale fighting broke out, a large army could be stationed in Hong Kong to suppress the rebellion. Hong Kong gangs are rampant. They only fight with each other on a small scale with knives and sticks. They do not use firearms on a large scale. There are only a few people shooting with pistols in the sky. What the British want is to see Chinese people fighting with each other. The British had been preparing a colonial retreat plan before the agreement was signed. After the agreement was signed, the British worked hard to make money, taking away everything they could and destroying what they couldn't take away.

The little fish asked the big fish: "Big fish, what do you like to eat?" The big fish said, "I like to eat and talk slowly, little fish," and the little fish said, "Oh, thank you!

In the early days, all the British people were timid, but now some small gangsters like Li Ka-shing have become more powerful. The protagonist wants to take the initial route, and anyone can bully him.

SB stuff, if you don't dare to do this or that, go home and play with...