Hong Kong Crossover: Starting by Crushing the Gangs' Backbone
港综：从打垮社团脊梁开始
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The author writes quite well. Just always funny, no matter the occasion. When it comes to getting down to business, the protagonist takes the lead in playing around. Lin Zhengying, he is responsible for subduing demons and eliminating demons. The two apprentices are responsible for making jokes. If Lin Zhengying, like his two apprentices, does all kinds of mischief regardless of the occasion, I don't know if the audience still likes to watch it!
Hong Kong TV series is really not about fighting and killing, but about worldliness. The author writes well and writes about the meaning of a person in the era. I have seen too many Hong Kong dramas about mindless killings and too many Hong Kong dramas about stallions. You have washed my eyes.
I took a look at your update history. Two per day. It's enough for anyone to read, and I thought it was causing other readers to look down on me. [Thinking] Hurry up and add more, don't buy it gram by gram, just come can by can. First ten, every day.
Hong Kong style nonsensical humor! It can make people laugh out loud unconsciously while reading! I also saw the helplessness and sadness of Hong Kong people in that era in the book! So far, the system's appearance rate is not high, and the male protagonist's emotional line is currently a bit obscure, making him somewhat lonely! Summary: Don't scrutinize the details, the content is very exciting! It is worth collecting and reading. (Ps: The author writes quickly!)
Good book Rating is low Many plots have the characteristics of Hong Kong style comedy The main plot is the struggle of the Chinese before the return of China It's just that the golden finger is a bit blurry, but it's not a big problem It feels like at least 8.5 Or above
I have read many related books, but this is the only one that can keep me reading. It's really good. From another angle, we can see the simple people who can become the four Chinese detectives under the rule of Gui Lao. I hope the author will update it soon, otherwise I will send you a razor blade
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It's pretty good to see, very heavy Stephen Chow is nonsensical. It's interesting to have one in a while, but it gives people an immature feeling after a while. You wrote about the police.
It's interesting, and the writing is pretty good. Let me tell you slowly.
It's not bad. Although the protagonist has a system, what he gets is a waste system. Or maybe the author wanted to cheat the protagonist, but couldn't find a particularly good way, so he made a system for the protagonist to cheat. In the end, the system was almost cheated and was selectively forgotten. There were more than 300 pictures in the middle without any trace of the system [laughing] The main author gave a very vivid description of the overall social environment of Hong Kong Island at that time. People struggled to survive in the cracks, and the protagonist was even more so. On one side was the political oppression of the British, and on the other side was the social unrest of the underworld. The protagonist used strength to overcome cleverness and crush the situation between the two. It was very exciting to watch.