Hong Kong Crossover: I'm the Nemesis of Evil, So Why Do I Have All These Underworld Skills?

Speechless, the crime team was patrolling the streets, and the Cloud Explorer directly took objects from the air and said it was a magic trick in front of a group of people. I laughed to death.

Didn't the author of the Crime Unit's Uniform Patrol even investigate when writing a Hong Kong drama?

The main character is a policeman. He can make small mistakes within the rules, but he cannot completely violate the rules. When parking in an alley, the protagonist can ask a traffic police colleague to tow the car away, or use his identity as a police officer to find the car owner and give him a warning. Only you can't pry open the car door like a thief and drive the car to the junkyard.

Against the sky If you have information, you can do it yourself. If the result is not reported to the leader, the beautiful reporter will be informed

Could the protagonist be a eunuch? Playing ambiguously every day?

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I finally understand why the comment section is full of complaints.

Average, no highlights

Strictly speaking, three stars is too much.

Su Axi, the little girl who stole the car, is a member of the lower class. I feel like it is another whitewashed novel.