Hong Kong Films: The Pig, the Snake and the Pigeon, I'm a Boss in the San Lian Gang

Now that I have finished reading the free chapters, I will first give my conclusion. I can only say that it is completely inconsistent with the reality in Taiwan. The reasons are as follows: First, in reality, the three well-known gangs are all taking root in Taipei City, so the protagonist's unification of the underworld in Taipei City is simply fanciful. Secondly, before 2002, tobacco and alcohol in Taiwan were exclusively owned by the public and were affiliated to the Tobacco and Liquor Public Sales Bureau. It was not until 2002 that private businesses were allowed to operate freely. Therefore, the main character opening a brewery and doing the alcohol business is a complete fantasy. Third, the world of martial arts is more about human relations than fighting and killing, but this book describes Taiwanese gangsters as street gangsters rather than gangsters. Finally, although there is artistic processing in the novel, it cannot completely ignore the logic of reality, so I would like to trouble other readers not to regard the content in the book as the real situation in Taiwan.

First, there is no West District in Taipei City, and there never has been. Second, Songzhi Road is in Xinyi District, and Xinyi District is on the right in the middle of Taipei City. Third, the main road between Taipei 101 and Breeze Nanshan Shopping Center is Songzhi Road. Fourth, there is no bathing center on Songzhi Road. Who would rent a bathing center in a commercial building, shopping mall or luxury area? Fifth, even before 1980, there was no bathing center on Songzhi Road in Xinyi District. Because the entire Xinyi Project Area used to be an arsenal, not even Songzhi Road existed, and the arsenal was surrounded by fields and vegetable gardens. Sixth, if you really want to write about a bathing center or something yellowish, you should write about Linsen North Road in Zhongshan District. Seventh, I hope the author will carefully check the information before writing, otherwise I will have no sense of involvement at all.

I read novels, and all the women who are the protagonists, as long as they are close to them, must be virgins. If you ask me why, just one sentence: I am reading novels, and reality cannot demand it. When I read a novel, I have to follow the rules, which is a pain in the ass! Just find any reason and package it into the original version, readers will be happy to read it, and the book is written to cater to readers. Readers will be happy to read it, and you will make money. Isn't that a win-win situation?

Ye Yuqing is a poisonous one. She has already made a small film, but she is still a virgin, and she still accepts it. Is this her green self?

I want to vomit that there is no Sanlian Gang in reality in Taiwan. It is a fictional gang in the Young and Dangerous movies. I don't understand why many novels write about the Taiwanese Triple Gang. The three well-known gangs in Taiwan are the Bamboo Alliance Gang, the Sihai Gang, and the Tiandao League. Wouldn't it be more immersive to write about these three gangs?

What did you write behind this? Just after taking over Han Bin, he changed hands and hacked his brother Dinosaur to death? What the hell? Does the author not know about their relationship?

Every time I come to fight, they talk about how the protagonist is so generous, how many times the money he gives to his younger brother is that of other clubs, and why, and forget about it twice. It happens every time, and the number of words is not that bad. It's really ****.

The layman who adds money uses a cleaver? Author, have you seen the movie?

It was originally well-written and very good-looking, but I insisted on adding a round table meeting. It's really stupid. It's ridiculous to give power, status and territory to others. No wonder the results turned out like this.

Author, you can write more about the Taiwanese movies Black Gold, Monk Potassium, Jiaotou series, etc. To enrich the Taiwanese background of the protagonist.