
Undercover in the World of Hong Kong Movies
港片世界当卧底
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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I just want to know, author, do you know what an undercover agent is? Can an act without any assignment be called an undercover agent? Or is it assigned by the system? ? ? I just read the first few chapters and I can't get over this hurdle. Although it is a novel, you must have the most basic logic...
I really want to watch a Hong Kong movie, especially one this long. But after reading a few pictures, I can see that undercover is really poisonous. Who are you undercover for? I really **ah, I really want to persevere. Because there are so few people writing about Hong Kong films, but it's really awkward when I see an undercover agent.
If you want to be an undercover agent, why do you create the Qinglong Club? Sabi
The protagonist is not called an undercover agent, the protagonist is called a voluntary intelligence dealer.
I don't understand. You just threw away the policeman's skin and went to join the gang. What are you doing undercover? ? ?
Throughout the trilogy, Liu Jianming does not really want to be a good person. What he thinks is to kill everyone who knows that I have done bad things. No one will know my true identity, and I will be a good person.
I don't understand. He is obviously an undercover agent of Humpty Dumpty, not the police. Why should he report to the police? I've only read a few chapters and I can't understand it.
The article keeps saying that everything in the sky becomes ** in a day and a year. This sentence is just that the original world was broken into four continents, and then the powerful people worked together to create the earthly fairy world! It's not great at all! The prehistoric world and the stars in the sky belong to the entire prehistoric world! Otherwise, it's a waste of time. In the millions and millions of years that have passed in the Thirty-third Heaven, the demon clan has not improved much, and the witch clan on the prehistoric land has already passed hundreds of millions of years! The average person has already become a powerful witch! You decide how to fight! !
The author, Lei Luo was already the chief detective of the Four Great China in the 1960s. If you write about him in the 1990s, he could be your grandfather at that time.
The key is who are you working as an undercover agent for? ? ? System? As for the system, who are you afraid of finding out?
Is this the plot of a leisurely farmhouse in another world? And the heroine
Author, you really need to practice your writing. I'm impressed if a word can be repeated more than ten times in a chapter. Why don't you read it yourself after you finish it? You can't feel it yourself.
When did Hong Kong have the death penalty?
The size of the text on the brain of spermatozoa is now limited, so it's not interesting to write and looks very awkward.
In the 1980s, I was really speechless when writing the plot of Fifty Mendai.
It's enough to read 100 chapters of this book, it's too watery! The male protagonist is so stupid. He has such a god-defying system and yet he plays it so useless! ! ! !
These alphabetical characters look really annoyingò?ó
Crazy? The timeline in the book is estimated to be around 1980. There is also Chasing the Dragon after "Playing Truant"? ? ? That's right? Even for Hong Kong TV dramas, this timeline is not played that way. The four detectives have already finished and they still have to write the content of the movie Chasing the Dragon. I'm really speechless, bro.
What kind of mind-reading skills is the biggest failure. Fantasy novels don't have this kind of skill, right?
He kills people without blinking, why don't his eyes dry? Do you carry eye drops with you?
I have read the latest chapter, but there is one question that has kept me confused from beginning to end. I just don't understand which chapter says that the protagonist is a police undercover? When I saw this, I wanted to ask the author, which police boss sent the protagonist to be an undercover agent? Or is it that the system allows the protagonist to be a so-called undercover, so the protagonist is a police undercover? It feels like the protagonist is deceiving himself and imagining that he is a police undercover agent. This so-called undercover system is just trying to sell people's flesh. It might as well be written as a mafia system.
You travel across planes, and I can understand that the story of how many generations you have in this copy is too much.
When I see the same type of Tsim Sha Tsui, I just write Tsim Sha Tsui. For flour, just write flour, and for undercover, just write undercover gang or something like that. When you encounter these words, just say some Pinyin and some English. If you are afraid, it is impossible for others to arrest you without arresting you. This looks really tiring.
Dasha, Qiang, Silly Biao, Silly, Silly, I can't tell the difference
So does the author have any misunderstanding about the word undercover?
If you are a good big brother, you have to go somewhere else to spend your time.
There are too many symbols, and I feel a little dizzy as I work undercover for the system**
Lei Luo is from the 1950s
When you become the boss, you have to do everything yourself? ? Water word count
I originally saw it was good, but suddenly a dragon-chasing plot came up. It's not that the plot is bad, but the timing of it is wrong. It's quite abrupt. It's better if you start with this section first and then expand it.