
Hong Kong Crossover: Nine Years Undercover, Now I Rule the World!
港综风云:卧底九年,争霸天下!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 143k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Hong Kong Crime Films, Brother Crow, and Hong Kong Variety Shows
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Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong Crossover Settings, and Southeast Asia
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Stories About Being Reborn in Hong Kong and Making It Big
Novels about being reborn in Hong Kong and becoming a big shot.
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Any Gangster Stories Without a System?
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Transmigrating Into Hong Kong's Young and Dangerous
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Preferably with unlimited transmigration.
Reader comments 42
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Come on, come on👏
The feeling is so-so, the boss is still afraid of this and that, there is nothing exciting about it.
And you can't win over anyone, just give money and so on, which boss is more generous than you, this one can't be killed, that one can't be beaten, he is still a eunuch, the most speechless, his subordinates only look at Dongxing before hanging out with you, it's such a good book, hurry up and go to bed
Average, nothing outstanding
I've read over 100,000 words, but there aren't many highlights. If you have some brains, there aren't many. Moreover, the yellow dog is not dead yet, and he's almost the superintendent. They're all people who have watched the movie. How come there are no other policemen to win over? I said it was about making money, but I just saw three people throwing away a lot of money. They were either killing people to grab territory or on the way to kill people again. I was speechless. How can you really make money like this? There are so many fierce people in Hong Kong TV series, but there are not many people at my disposal. Uh, it's embarrassing😓
The male protagonist who is an undercover agent is not lovable! Then the male protagonist came through time and happily accepted the undercover status. The reason was that he wanted to be black and white, which felt funny. Only white can be black and white. No one can be black and white, and the stains on his body cannot be washed away! The male protagonist who takes the initiative to be an undercover agent is outrageous! Secondly, the male protagonist communicates with the police online at the beginning. He often communicates with the police around him and notices that the boss often disappears for no reason. How can a male protagonist like this be an undercover agent? He was discovered in minutes! Secondly, the male protagonist acted without a plan. In order to complete a higher-level task, he tricked Crow, and then he was ready to trick Liangkun in a new task. However, after Liangkun said a few words, the male protagonist became hesitant. I felt that the male protagonist acted in a coquettish way, without any plan, and was very brainless!
What do you say about this book? It's been 9 years since I've been like this. I'm really sorry that you've traveled through time.
Come on, well written.
This is gone. Damn it.
To be honest, there's nothing wrong with the low rating. I don't know how the protagonist, with his little brains, managed to survive nine years without being hacked to death. The red stick was shot in the head several times by Big B with a few wine bottles, and then he killed a younger brother and walked away in despair. What a fool.