Hong Kong Crossover: From the Start, I Have a Gang System, and I Go on a Killing Spree

I've read so many books about Young and Dangerous, but your protagonist is the most useless.

The protagonist's setting is a bit silly. He feels that the world is a beautiful place and people who are gangsters are good and will not harm him! No defense against Huang Mao!

I'm speechless when I see the protagonist always increasing his strength. Some of the weapon fighting relies on strength, both endurance and speed. If you can hit with a stick, the opponent can't resist. No matter how much strength you add, you will wither after being hit. There are many gangsters who are fighting with thousands of people dead. In real fighting, they are defeated with only 5% casualties. They are not an army, they are just gangsters. If you really fight with hundreds of people, they are top-notch organizations.

A gang shop with cyberpunk stuff? Author, are you serious?

This protagonist is mentally retarded...

There are so many interesting points in this book. There are two hundred chapters about force and territory, almost none. Business is just a noodle shop, and most of them are franchises. Is this a novel about a time-traveling system society?

You should consider Sister He from Macau. The police should also start sleeping with one. If you have strength but no background, it's nothing but fish. Clubs are foreshadowing. They are nothing in front of big water pipes. Macau is the best choice. Miss He has looks and brains and can help you deal with 99% of business problems. Her connections are stronger than any other help. It depends on whether you dare or not.

Brother, I've finished reading both of your books, can you speed up the coding?

The author has never seen a woman in his eight lifetimes, and he mixes things up*

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