Hong Kong Crossover: Winning Over Ho Man and Lok Wai-ching, Rising All the Way
港综：钻哭何敏乐慧贞，一路攀升
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 24d ago
- English
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
427Chapters
1.4MReads
6.7Score
530Flowers
<1 ch/weekPace
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Dude, are you serious about burning laundry detergent? Are you suggesting we smoke in Hong Kong?
Is this a soul possession or a body swap? I really don't understand.
This also includes a review of Chapter 13 of the novel "Hong Kong Variety Shows: Drilling Ho Man-lok and Wai-ching, Climbing All the Way Up" by the author. The review states that "Foreigners are nothing special, they have no good stuff."
This also appears in the review of Chapter 1, "The Beginning of Crying Ho Man and Lok Wai-ching," of the novel "Hong Kong Variety Shows: Climbing Up to the Top."
This book is written in a very messy way. Using points at the beginning was the best approach, and percentages were barely reasonable at the second. The third time, it was completely chaotic. If you're going to bet so randomly, you might as well not use any cheat codes at all. You're just being stupid. You're forced to do this.