Chen Sheng traveled to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s and became the right-hand man of Dongxing Crow, receiving the "more, the merrier system".
I am also a high-ranking member of the underworld. Do you want me to do good deeds?
How unreasonable!
"Congratulations, you helped the children with their homework and received a reward of HK$200."
"Congratulations, you donated 1 million Hong Kong dollars to the Preaching Children's Home and acquired the skill of 'rooting of old trees'."
"Congratulations to you for leading the club to do legitimate business and gaining the gift of 'righteousness'."
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Chen Sheng, "I don't have any hobbies. I just like to do good deeds. Can you satisfy me?"
Crow, whose throat was choked by fate, nodded laboriously, fearing that he would be unable to breathe in the next second.
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Uncle Hu Tat from the Crime Unit: I covered Shengzi, who agrees? Who objects?
Huang Zhicheng: Eight million? Are you sure the donor is Dongxing?
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Chen Sheng: "I stand on the highest moral level and clean you up. Do you have any objections? If you have any objections, go to my younger brother."
I, Dong Xingzi, convince others with my virtue - the moral charm in Hong Kong films
In the bustling Hong Kong film market, action films, comedies, romance films and other types of films are emerging one after another. However, no matter how the film types change, the unique moral charm of Hong Kong films remains the same. The embodiment of this moral charm is the classic character in Hong Kong movies - "Tung Sing Tsai".
"Dong Xingzi" is a typical hero image in Hong Kong movies. He is brave, wise, chivalrous, and always sticks to his moral bottom line. He persuades people with his virtue and uses his actions to influence and change the people around him. He is the embodiment of moral charm in Hong Kong films.
The greatest characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral courage. In Hong Kong films, he always adheres to his moral beliefs. No matter how many difficulties and challenges he faces, he always adheres to morality and his moral bottom line. He persuades people with his virtue and uses his moral courage to influence and change the people around him.
Another characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral wisdom. In Hong Kong films, he is always able to use his wisdom to resolve various complex contradictions and conflicts. He convinced people with his virtue, used his moral wisdom to solve various problems, and let people see the power of morality in him. He was also deeply attracted by his moral charm.
The last characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral chivalry. In Hong Kong movies, he is always able to help those in need with his chivalrous heart, convince others with his virtue, and use his moral chivalry to influence and change the people around him.
In general, "Tung Sing Tsai" is the embodiment of moral charm in Hong Kong movies. He convinces people with his virtue and uses his moral courage, moral wisdom and moral chivalry to influence and change the people around him. His moral charm makes us deeply moved by his moral charm while watching the film.
It's not bad. Although it's a fake, it's fragrant for free [laughter]
Bullying others is too much! Even if the protagonist has a titanium kidney that is used to bully others, it is all for practicing the Sunflower Manual.
The writing is good. The main character is a brain eater, decisive and has a bottom line and love. However, the system rewards are not strong and the sense of existence is low! Support and cheer.
Come on come on come on. .
Must give a five-star rating!
Well written and very interesting
Well written. Well enough.
Well written, good, good, good
Not bad, good, give it a good review
Very good Hong Kong movie novel
Very good reviews, very exciting
Not bad, very pretty
OK
Support it
The writing is good and you can read it too
Come on, it looks good! My education is low and I don't know many words
Hahaha, Mrs. Fu is so happy, you are also a talent.
Now I have read a lot of books from Hong Kong and China, because there are very few that I can read, but I can read this one.
The ending was a bit off, but 8 points is okay! Come on
Zhengxing is the only way for the young and Dangerous boys to survive
It's pretty good, I have the desire to read it.
The writing is quite good and readable, but the number of words is too few and not enough to read. I hope the author will write more to attract more readers.
A very good Hong Kong comprehensive, so far, worth reading
Chen Sheng: "I stand on the highest moral level and clean you up. Do you have any objections? If you have any objections, go to my younger brother."
I, Dong Xingzi, convince others with my virtue - the moral charm in Hong Kong films In the bustling Hong Kong film market, action films, comedies, romance films and other types of films are emerging one after another. However, no matter how the film types change, the unique moral charm of Hong Kong films remains the same. The embodiment of this moral charm is the classic character in Hong Kong movies - "Tung Sing Tsai". "Dong Xingzi" is a typical hero image in Hong Kong movies. He is brave, wise, chivalrous, and always sticks to his moral bottom line. He persuades people with his virtue and uses his actions to influence and change the people around him. He is the embodiment of moral charm in Hong Kong films. The greatest characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral courage. In Hong Kong films, he always adheres to his moral beliefs. No matter how many difficulties and challenges he faces, he always adheres to morality and his moral bottom line. He persuades people with his virtue and uses his moral courage to influence and change the people around him. Another characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral wisdom. In Hong Kong films, he is always able to use his wisdom to resolve various complex contradictions and conflicts. He convinced people with his virtue, used his moral wisdom to solve various problems, and let people see the power of morality in him. He was also deeply attracted by his moral charm. The last characteristic of "Dongxingzi" is his moral chivalry. In Hong Kong movies, he is always able to help those in need with his chivalrous heart, convince others with his virtue, and use his moral chivalry to influence and change the people around him. In general, "Tung Sing Tsai" is the embodiment of moral charm in Hong Kong movies. He convinces people with his virtue and uses his moral courage, moral wisdom and moral chivalry to influence and change the people around him. His moral charm makes us deeply moved by his moral charm while watching the film.
It's not bad. Although it's a fake, it's fragrant for free [laughter]
Bullying others is too much! Even if the protagonist has a titanium kidney that is used to bully others, it is all for practicing the Sunflower Manual.
The writing is good. The main character is a brain eater, decisive and has a bottom line and love. However, the system rewards are not strong and the sense of existence is low! Support and cheer.
Come on come on come on. .
Must give a five-star rating!
Well written and very interesting
Well written. Well enough.
Well written, good, good, good
Not bad, good, give it a good review
Very good Hong Kong movie novel
Very good reviews, very exciting
Not bad, very pretty
OK Support it
The writing is good and you can read it too
Come on, it looks good! My education is low and I don't know many words
Hahaha, Mrs. Fu is so happy, you are also a talent.
Now I have read a lot of books from Hong Kong and China, because there are very few that I can read, but I can read this one.
The ending was a bit off, but 8 points is okay! Come on
Zhengxing is the only way for the young and Dangerous boys to survive
It's pretty good, I have the desire to read it.
The writing is quite good and readable, but the number of words is too few and not enough to read. I hope the author will write more to attract more readers.
A very good Hong Kong comprehensive, so far, worth reading