Hong Kong Cinema: The Rise of a Crime Lord

Richard's arrangement was a failure and will be dealt with in the fan story! Some plots after ICAC were not handled very well, they were too impatient, and a lot of foreshadowing was not written to express that feeling! It's my improper handling of rhythm! Boss guys, you can jump from the ICAC plot to the "New Chapter" to watch! The plot begins!

Do you write about the era of thunder, meeting Zhou Xingxing, and playing hooky to Weilong? The truant Weilong has a mobile phone, and there were no Chinese as prostitutes in the Leiluo era. Author

I don't really want to watch creating opponents for myself.

In fact, killing him is more in line with Liang Zaijun's character, but I'm really reluctant to let him go! After all, this character is amazing. Can anyone guess which movie he is the protagonist in? Also, which heroine in the movie do you guys like? I can arrange a wave appropriately. No more harems are allowed, the number is limited, first come first served!

I feel that dialects account for too much of the conversation, **Read

I just hope that the protagonist will not keep talking about how handsome he is, relying on his face to overwhelm others, rely on his face to be domineering, and always narcissistic, because I don't know how handsome you are, and I have never felt that anyone is handsome enough to be imposing with his face==

Fortunately, I was cautious and took a look.

The protagonist has become a big boss, so why does he still have to personally lead the team in everything? Don't he have capable subordinates?

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One Yan Jiu, one Wang Bao, and one Richard were beaten half to death first and then released. They never know how to cut them off and they can always run away. Author, do you think the arrangements of these three people are good or not? Look at the comments section. There is one person who is satisfied with the arrangement of these three people by you. They are all scolding. One or two are trolls. You should think about whether your plot arrangement is wrong.