Hong Kong Films: The Big Boss
港片：大佬
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Good job, has principles, is loyal, and relatively well-rounded, unlike those who are invincible from the start and have several outstanding subordinates. Keep it up! Here's a suggestion: regarding the illustrations, I've forgotten many characters. For example, Stone is played by Nicholas Tse, I don't know the name of the Mantis, but he's usually a villain, Tang Jun and Chan Ho-nam are the same person, and Lei Wei is the senior brother.
More beautiful than 98%
It's really good! And I've never read anything about fat cats before! Keep it up!
Over 99% of Hong Kong crossover novels are among the top 10 Hong Kong crossover novels I've read.
The story is well-written 😏, it would be even better with a picture of the girl in it.
Based on my experience reading dozens of Hong Kong variety show novels, this one is pretty good. The characters and plot are reasonable, and if it doesn't fall apart later on, it should score over 9 points among Hong Kong variety show novels. It's just that there are too few words.
I've read 40 chapters. So far, the storyline is more complete than another book, and the power dynamics and finances haven't collapsed yet, making it a moderately enjoyable read.
This book is quite well-written. I'll give it a good review.
The previous book, *Oolong Courtyard*, didn't have enough main characters. This one could fill that gap. The protagonist has superhuman strength; if he learns some martial arts from *Oolong Courtyard*, wouldn't he be invincible? I suggest adding some elements from *The Return of the Soul*, *The Haunted Village*, or *The Exorcist Master*—like Hong Kong horror films—to boost the fighting power.
Overall, this book is very enjoyable to read. Although it has a few minor flaws, they are not a problem. I have already added it to my favorites. Looking forward to more updates!