Hong Kong Crossover: Killing to Build an Army, Starting with Taking Down Wang Jiu

Seeing so many uncultured people who don't even understand the pursuit and true meaning of hard skills yet still flaunt their muscular physiques as the hallmark of hard skills! Chinese martial arts have always pursued the unity of man and nature, and hard skills are no exception. Those muscular physiques are either training incorrectly or not at all.

They even take on a lunatic like Wang Jiu; it's unwatchable. The thought of the protagonist having a lunatic by his side, shaking his head and grinning like an idiot, is unbearable. Couldn't they be like other Hong Kong films and have some cooler henchmen, like Tian Yangsheng or Luo Tianhong?

It's really strange how people write novels these days. They just write a few pages and ask if anyone will read them.

Thousands of people fighting at the drop of a hat, I'm speechless... The 50,000 men in the Wo Luen Shing triad are basically just figureheads; the actual fighting and killing personnel number only 2,000 to 3,000. Even those don't have the money to be paid monthly. The others are just there to cheer you on when you call for reinforcements. Do you think they'd have the money to fight you?

Black Tiger Gang, that sounds like something a teenager with delusions of grandeur would do.

Not a killer who appears and disappears without a trace, doesn't engage in intelligence assassinations, and is simply left aside to eat dirt?

Honestly, paying for the later parts felt like a waste. It's all about women. He wants every woman he can get. These kinds of novels are for fighting and action, for the thrill, not for watching you play around with women. If I wanted to see women, I'd rather watch porn.

HK$3 million in protection fees per street every month? Do you think this is Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay? Have you considered how many businesses on that street there are? How much protection fee would each business pay if it were split among themselves? When Ah Lok lured Big D into Tsim Sha Tsui, the total amount was only HK$10 million.

Women are indispensable too. Don't just develop power without developing women. I've finished reading it, but by chapter 100, the protagonist's women stop appearing. What's going on? If they don't appear, it's... *

Whenever I see multiple comments like "More chapters!", "If you can't keep writing, then write as many as you can!", Or "Let others think we look down on you!", I know this book deserves to be on my bookshelf, hehe.