
Hong Kong Crossover: From Street Punk to Top Cop!
港综:从烂仔到警队一哥!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 727k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Business Drama
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
469Chapters
2.6MReads
1.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 10
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The writing is so pretentious. It would be fine if you were writing about the Three Kingdoms or some other ancient background. A Hong Kong movie world where young and Dangerous young men and black policemen are everywhere. The wording is so refined and refined. It seems too dramatic. It makes me vomit, a bad guy who collects protection money. Are you talking about being a hero to him? You are also drunk. When you reach the upper class society, you will be more formal. Can others understand what a bad guy talks like?
Author, your writing is so elegant. Who can you write it for? You might as well find a factory to make screws.
You must have written too many ancient novels, but I also found them very unimmersive. It's so hard to watch that I can't help but write negative reviews.
About the will of 777, the book "Hong Kong Comprehensive: From bad boy to top brother in the police force!" 2. Join the police. Chapter review.
I just finished reading the Three Kingdoms novel and then wrote it, right?
Hurry up and hit the streets, what kind of rubbish are you writing?
About the will of 777, the book "Hong Kong Comprehensive: From bad guy to the best brother in the police force!" 3. Want to challenge Brother Zha? Chapter review.
The writing is verbose and clumsy, and it's not good-looking.
Is he called Director in Hong Kong movies?
Written by Zou Zou