Hong Kong Films: I Get By on Having More Money

Causeway Bay and Mong Kok are connected by the same street? Budweiser Street? It's across a sea. . One is in Hong Kong Island, and the other is in Kowloon. . Common sense, common sense. . .

The main character is too lazy and doesn't develop well. He just picks up girls every day and doesn't find anyone to deal with when others call him. He is still playing the role of a mouse, but in the end he is still a tiger. He cannot become a tiger.

The protagonist is so useless! This book looks disturbing and not at all enjoyable. It feels like the protagonist can bully anyone

Don't want god-level skills? What do you think, even if there are others, no one will refuse it! The rest can be done with money. Can skills be done with money? Or don't write skills

I don't know how to read novels now. As long as you are an individual, you will be hostile to the Lord, and the characters you write will change everything to *, and when you see the Lord, you will provoke him.

At more than 190 chapters, it was written like shit. The Changyi Society came to the door and asked for evidence. It was like a retarded person.

This book doesn't even understand the most basic geography. What do you think of it?

The whole story of Brother Aotian's little taste is someone else's calculation of our brains. Our smart brother Aotian is still the same. I just want to make money and don't want to mess with elementary school student writers like you who have no common sense and culture. I'm too lazy to give you advice. If you have nothing to do, read the book to increase your own cultural heritage. Money is not that easy to make. Hehe

I just found it and read it in one sitting. There are some flaws in the writing, but it's not ** and it's still passable. It's been a long time since I've found one that suits my taste among recent Hong Kong comprehensive novels. This one is pretty good.

When Ba Guan died, Sha Meng had already given up the conversation.