Hong Kong Movie: Satellite Live Broadcast, I Am a Policeman on Hong Kong Island

Traveling through the world of Hong Kong movies, Ren Qing became a police officer in the anti-gang unit of Mong Kok Police Station. The adoptive mother bears Hui Ying's red face, the younger sister is a younger version of Charmaine Sheh, and the boss Sir Yu looks exactly like Liao Qizhi. When I went out to patrol the streets, the streets were full of familiar faces. The golden finger he is bound to is a space-time satellite that can broadcast live broadcasts from Hong Kong Island to the original world. On the first day of broadcast, the audience thought it was the crew filming - until he smashed the tempered glass of the nightclub with his bare hands, and the number of people online soared to over 100,000. Sir Yu led him to sweep up Bolan Street. The porcupine was trampled on the ground and begged for mercy. The barrage was crazy: "What is the budget of this police film? Wang Jing plays a small role, and Mo Xiaoqi plays the prostitute. Is your background as a Hong Kong governor?" Ren Qing was too lazy to explain. He was staring at the background of the system - the reward energy had exceeded the critical value, and the satellite had unlocked a new module: a military-grade drone reconnaissance array. At this moment, the leaders of several major societies in Mong Kok's underground world received a message at the same time: a new member of the anti-gangster group came to check his background. Satellite reminder: The battery is low, please anchor to make a big news as soon as possible. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.