Hong Kong Films: The Rise of a Crime Lord Begins with Infernal Affairs II

A gangster exclaimed, Grandmaster Tai Chi, it really embarrassed me.

He licks the protagonist crazily, threatens the protagonist crazily in Hong Kong, makes the Hong Kong police too embarrassed, and makes him undignified. I really feel that this author is a weirdo. An inspector in Hong Kong dares to threaten a billionaire, and he offers various opportunities for hundreds of millions. You also have ideas.

A godfather is different from a gangster

Call Mr. Ni or boss

When you don't touch pornography, gambling or drugs, you want to transform into a serious business. I don't know what you are trying to do by grabbing the territory. Why are you still killing people?

I can't figure it out. You can write about any company you want. The Ni family made their fortune by selling washing powder. Why don't you just write about this thing? Even a casino is better than this thing. Forget it, there are several Ni family members. What did you think when you wrote it?

From a personal point of view, I personally think that the inclusion of Chen Haonan and Shan Ji is a poisonous point. If they were not the protagonists of the movie, they would have died long ago. To put it bluntly, they have no brains and no strength. Apart from being handsome, they rely on righteousness to make a living.

This book is full of madness. To put it bluntly, a policeman dares to talk like that to a billionaire. Not to mention he is just an inspector. The police can only speak as equals. At that time, hundreds of billions were no worse than today's trillions. A trillionaire and a small policeman dared to threaten him and were speechless. I felt that the protagonist had no dignity at all. The more I read, the more poisonous I felt.

Even if you've watched the movie, it won't tell you where your IQ is.

You can't see what you're doing with it?