The Big Circle: Asia’s First Chinese Gang to Break Out

The writing style of this book is very graphic, the story has ups and downs, and the characters are fully developed. It is a novel worth reading. The story lines in the whole book are closely connected, progressive and fascinating. Character creation is one of the highlights of this book. The author created many characters in the writing process. The characters are full-bodied, not flat, and they are all flesh-and-blood characters. Generally speaking, the logic is self-consistent, and the plot has ups and downs, link by link, making people feel like reading it in one sitting.

The first time I heard about Daquan was from the novel "The Evil Spirit". Out of curiosity about Daquan, I searched for information about this gang. Whether it was on the internal or external network, I found very little information. I could only roughly know that Daquan was a gang composed of veterans. They would do anything related to gangs. It was basically the same as the author described. The most terrifying thing about Daquan was airborne, which the author did not mention. Although there are many factions in the big circle, as long as one faction needs resources, other big circles from other places will parachute in to help. The inside of the big circle is actually very consistent with the outside world. The author of this book writes very simply, and the descriptions are not very vivid and sensational. Sometimes it feels like reading a narrative, and many details are not described in detail. However, it is very good to be able to read such a gangster novel in 24 years. Come on, the author, and strive to write more words and better-looking gangster novels!

Very good, there is some artistic processing in the book, but it is basically true! My elder has a friend of Hua Qingx. So I have long heard some stories about Chinese people struggling abroad💪! Although there are some scum or scum among overseas Chinese. But there are more real men who are self-reliant and worthy of their ancestors. No more comments, I hope more friends can understand the real Chinese world.

Let me tell you, this book is short but concise and contains no nonsense. It is definitely a good book. But young people will definitely not understand it. Most readers are at least forty years old and have a strong sense of the times. Like, like, like

I admire the spirit, the Chinese people are awesome, and it's a great book!

They were originally a group of unidentified stowaways. Because of their survival, they launched a strong challenge to the local gangs. After several battles, they finally won the "respect" of the Hong Kong and Macao gangs. They were the first to become famous in Hong Kong and Macao. They also ushered in their challenge-Vietnamese gang. Faced with the provocation of Vietnamese gangs and the weakness of Chinese gangs, an angry gang war is about to break out. The language is delicate, the rhythm is tight, and it describes the reality of human nature, which belongs to the blood of men. The content is short and concise, not sloppy at all, and has ups and downs. After reading the whole book, I still feel that it is not enough.

Very good, not inferior to Ghost Blowing Lantern and Tomb Raider Notes

The characters are vividly drawn, and the story has a sense of the times. The storyline progresses layer by layer, describing the contradictions and conflicts where morality, law, order, conscience, righteousness, and survival are intertwined. The feelings of family and country, brotherhood, love and hatred intertwined, it is a rare good book.

Article, short, compact, realistic style is worth reading Is it over like this? I still feel unfinished, hurry up and turn around

It's short and concise. It's the first time I read a book about a gangster, and I still have more to say. Our soldiers have become like this and become the best. I don't know how to describe it. In short, it's well written.