Hong Kong Films: The Undercover Cop Starts with Fight Back to School
港片：卧底从逃学威龙开始
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Come on, author, I hope you won't be a eunuch. There are too few Hong Kong novels in Tomato.
That's awesome. I'll keep writing. There are so many Hong Kong films. It's so fun to add them to them. There's really nothing left to write about in the 1990s. I'll write about Hong Kong films in the 2000s and 10s. As long as no one sues you for copyright infringement, you are the best, which is very cool. If you are careful in the harem, you can write some sadomasochism, love but not gain, etc. Why should the protagonist occupy everything? What is lost is more worth cherishing
It looks good, but I don't want too many harems, I'm afraid the protagonist will be too busy 😂️
Not bad for a newbie! Pay attention to the timeline, mainland period dramas can also be included! Looking forward to the next one
I like to read Hong Kong movies and other online articles. This can be considered a sentiment. The writing of this article is smooth, the plot is reasonable, and it is refreshing and reasonable. It is a masterpiece!
The author should update it quickly. It's very good-looking. It's still my favorite system article. I support it and must support it.
Author: I don't want to be a eunuch. This software has nothing to do with Hong Kong novels. Come on.
Author brother, I have only reached Chapter 9 and it looks pretty good. Now I will give you a four-star rating. Now that we have the main character system, it would be nice to have a space function. With the space function, we can have five-star reviews. Adding a space will immediately make you a five-star player I only found out about the system space after reading Chapter 11 now Sorry [laughs evilly] I'll give you five stars now
So far it's pretty good. It incorporates a lot of classic movies and makes me want to go back and watch it again. I'm looking forward to what's coming next.
There are few themes of this type. It is not easy to find the timelines of various Hong Kong films and the nodes that can be connected. This book is still good so far. I hope the author will work hard and stick to it.