Hong Kong Films: Boss, I Really Don't Want to Betray You!

Jie Jie Jie, the quality is low. What is the author thinking? If you write that pig's feet are used to make weapons, just make weapons. Find someone reliable. Oil sellers in the Middle East will go to Hong Kong Island to buy you a few matchsticks and AK Black Star pistols. Wake up. People buy airplanes, tanks, cannons, and Dongfeng Express.

I don't know why the author insists on writing about this kind of relative who only knows how to cause trouble and doesn't care about getting ahead. He Min's cousin in the previous book is a distant cousin in this book.

First, let me ask you what the main character's cheat is?

Isn't Mo Yilie's association Yifeng??? The boss of Jinxing is Du Yitian, right? You Mo Yilie is a stealth sniper, Jinxing is a school police sniper, the first part of the laughing brother series

You are completely serious about two eras. You wrote about one era. In Yifeng's era, people had flip phones, right? You keep showing off your big brother.

The plot is too confusing and the names of the gangs keep changing. I'm failing. The author should find another class.

I just mentioned that the name of the club is Yifeng, and after just a few lines it changed to Jinxing. Then in the second chapter, it changed moment by moment. It really works.

I laughed so hard. The title of the book was too long to read. I thought it was a Hong Kong movie: Boss, I really don't want to betray my ass!

Brother, it's been more than 500 chapters. Have you completely forgotten about the cheats? With twice the physical strength and intermediate recovery, you want to wait until the finale??? Why are you?

Pirates is so well written. I feel like these two Hong Kong films are so poorly written.