Hong Kong Films: From Shopkeeper to Business Tycoon

Hong Kong films actually have many very formidable villains, but they still lose out to the protagonist's halo.

Why do I feel like this novel has over a hundred pages and not a single woman has accepted it? Even Liu Xiahui wouldn't be so virtuous if he had one by his side and she hadn't accepted it?

You've portrayed a tiny, delinquent girl as if she were a respectable person.

I remember when I watched the movie, the three Tony brothers had a mother, right? And she was in poor health, with some dementia. Besides, the main characters had amazing acupuncture skills. Why didn't they use acupuncture to help treat their mother?

This is utterly ridiculous. Did they switch studios from the very beginning? The writing style is completely different. Are they just trying to make money? I'm furious.

People spend ten million to kill someone and still not succeed; hiring a hitman would be much easier. This is completely wrong; they're treating people like fools.

I don't know what's so interesting about writing about those petty thugs; they look tough but are actually all bark and no bite.

Thailand is right next to the Golden Triangle, and the weapons and ammunition are also in Thailand. Why doesn't the Doctor sell them himself? Why make the protagonist do it? It feels like he's taking his pants off in a compromising situation.

He recruited Gao Jin, raised seven brothers under Heaven, enfeoffed Yu Xiu, and was known for his strong labor skills. (Those who support this, please add your likes; I think this is pretty good.)

There are plenty of martial arts masters in Hong Kong dramas, and this one was directly poisoned to death.