Hong Kong Crossover: From the Start, I’m the First Chinese Chief Superintendent
港综，开局成为华人第一位警司
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It's good-looking. The author has banned two books and there is no H, so you can know how good-looking it is? However, this book was just written not long ago, and it doesn't contain much content, so I didn't enjoy it all at once.
Qin Ting is still lying on my bookshelf. I hope Lu Ting can walk to the other side [laughing]
This is a typical example of me not eating beef. In this book, you won't see any scenes of frustration, it's all about me not eating beef, you know. It is also mixed with many classic lines from Hong Kong movies. It is extremely arrogant. The role of a lawless, I don't eat beef hero is perfectly portrayed [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] and deserves 10 points
This is not a novel about Hong Kong. The other chapters only include a few Cantonese paragraphs in a chapter. If you don't understand it, you can skip it. This Mandarin sentence adds one or two Cantonese words. The first part is understandable, the middle part is unintelligible, and the back part is understandable. People who don't understand Cantonese feel uncomfortable reading it. Unlike other novels, he only occasionally adds a Cantonese paragraph, and if you don't understand it, you skip it. The author is trying a very new writing method.
I'm an old book friend. I used to have a very good-looking Qin Marshal from the Republic of China, but it's a pity that it was banned. I hope this book won't be banned. The author will be more stable and the book will be updated soon. Otherwise, I'll send you a razor blade [cry][cry][cry][cry]
This is so beautiful. The protagonist is really fearless and dares to kill anyone. The police boss with a handsome personality from the underworld will send his whole family to the underworld to sell salted duck eggs. This is the most violent and enjoyable movie in the Hong Kong sect. Don't be fooled by the false ratings. Take a look and you will know. It is recommended with 5 stars. It is so exciting.
It's really fun to watch. It's much better than the ones where the right to start is so loud that the gangsters on the roadside can point their noses and curse, and the protagonist has to do it himself for big things [Like]
It's so cool, even though I can't understand some of the Cantonese, you can come to a Hong Kong timeline world, and the weapons the people you draw will match the era [laughing and crying], otherwise it would be too ridiculous for you to use other weapons that haven't been released yet [laughing and crying]
It was a pleasure to read, but it ended hastily at the end, and many story lines were not retracted. It may be because the data is not good, or it has been harmonized, but it is wonderfully written and enjoyable to read. I give it five stars!
At the beginning, the police station is summoned to be the superintendent to rectify the entire Hong Kong gangster, the Young and Dangerous, and beat up the Banana Man and the British. The protagonist's character looks more like a gangster. He will smash his face at every turn, and then violently make the criminal sign a crime. The Anti-Corruption Bureau, Flying Tigers, and police cars have been newly added, equipped with submachine guns and a series of anti-personnel weapons. The content is about arresting criminals and confronting other police officers in a battle of wits and courage. Some people like it and others watch it. The entire dialogue is in Cantonese.