Transmigrating: It Starts with Hong Kong Crossover!

It started as a small character struggling to survive and developed little by little. Occasionally interspersed with cool, slow-burning movies, with Hong Xing as the main line, interspersed with other movie content, the process of the protagonist slowly becoming stronger. The author writes a book for the first time, and no matter what, it is the best in his heart. I don't accept refutations 🤭, but I accept opinions. If you have any opinions, you can put them forward. I will consider additions or deletions when I see them.

The book is pretty good, not so much fighting and killing. But it's a bit messy and feels like there's no main line. Also pay attention to punctuation marks and pronouns. Come on, write well. Some suggestions: You still need to develop your personal power, arrange more people around your girlfriend and family, pay attention to safety at all times, or check your family's fortune before going out every day. If you have nothing to do, go check on Brother Kun. After all, this boss is pretty good so far.

Famous scenes of major events in the arena can be inserted selectively, and it feels better to focus on entertainment for the rest. I am really used to and even tired of watching Young and Dangerous!

I've seen too many movies with awesome protagonists, but suddenly I saw this kind of movie with a more ordinary protagonist, which was quite good. The logic of the story is also very normal and reasonable, which is good.

It's pretty, but a bit pretentious. It can be seen that the author must have a good living environment and be the kind of person who is not short of money.

It's okay, the content can be improved. Come on, keep going

This Hong Kong comprehensive is very novel, but the author stopped updating it. I don't know when it will be updated.

The story is good and the plot is reasonable. I am looking forward to the following content.

Come on come on come on. . .

I read Chapter 55, it's pretty good and suits my taste.