
Hong Kong Crossover: I Ditch Undercover Work to Become a Director, Leaving Huang Gou Dumbfounded
港综:不当卧底当导演,黄狗懵了
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Why give Huang Zhicheng so many plots? Water plots are not so watery, right?
We're already 97, how much more drama is there?
Who dares to cause trouble after the return of Hong Kong Island in 1997? I am speechless.
Xuran hasn't read this book yet. But everyone thinks that Hong Kong Island 97 cannot cause trouble after its return. A lot of Hong Kong movies were made after 1997. If you look at Hong Kong movies and TV series, there are not many plots with mercenaries and terrorists. For example, the TV series "Flying Tiger" has a lot of terrorists and mercenaries. It doesn't exist in reality, it does exist in movies and TV shows.
Damn, a time-traveler, you fucking refuse to be an undercover agent, and you still keep Huang dancing around, but you fucking don't kill him first, and you keep him here to threaten you, so fucking stupid!
It's so fucking uncomfortable to watch. I feel like the protagonist is too idealistic. He's such a blocker of people and money. Can the underworld let him go? Jackie Chan was forced to shoot the movie with a gun. Who is behind the protagonist?
Chapter 3: Is this a script? About La La Cai's book "Hong Kong Zong: Not being an undercover director, the yellow dog is confused" Chapter review.
You can still watch it at the beginning, but before and after it is released, the relationships between the characters are confusing and the plot jumps out! **!
Commentary on Chapter 15: Hiring Extras in "Hong Kong Variety Show: Not Being an Undercover Director," written by La Licai.