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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- Starting with a Police Station, I Hold the World in My Palm从抽到一座警察局开始只手遮天Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's great! The author has already had two books banned, and there's no explicit content, so you can imagine how good it is, right? However, this book is relatively new, so there isn't much content yet, and it won't be immediately exciting.
Qin Hall is still lying on my bookshelf; I hope Lü Hall can reach the other side 😏
This is a quintessential example of a "I don't eat beef" story. You won't find any scenes of frustration in this book; it's all about "I don't eat beef," you know what I mean. It also intersperses many classic lines from Hong Kong movies, making it extremely arrogant. A perfectly portrayed lawless, beef-eating tycoon character! 😂😂😂 Definitely 10/10.
This isn't the only novel about Hong Kong. Others just have a few Cantonese phrases in a chapter, which you skip if you don't understand. This one, with a couple of Cantonese words in a sentence of Mandarin, is understandable at first, but not in the middle, and understandable later. For those who don't understand Cantonese, it's awkward and uncomfortable.
I'm a long-time reader. I enjoyed Qin Dashuai's previous Republican-era novel, but it got banned. I hope this one doesn't. Author, please be patient and update frequently, or I'll send you razor blades! 😢😢😢😢
This is truly amazing! The protagonist is fearless and dares to kill anyone. He's a police boss with a gangster-like personality, sending entire families to the underworld to sell salted duck eggs whenever he comes along. It's the most violent and exhilarating installment in the Hong Kong gangster film series. Don't be fooled by the ratings; watch it and you'll see. 5-Star recommendation, it's incredibly exciting!
It was really enjoyable to watch. Much better than those shows where the protagonist starts off with a huge bang for their head, but then even a street thug can yell at them, and they have to do everything in their power to get things done. 👍
This is so awesome! Although I can't understand some of the Cantonese, we could create a Hong Kong variety show timeline world where the characters get weapons that fit the era 😂 Otherwise, it's too ridiculous that you're using weapons before they've even been released 😂
It was a very enjoyable read, but the ending was rushed and many storylines weren't resolved. I guess it was due to poor data or censorship. However, the book was very well written and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Five stars!
The game starts with the protagonist summoning the police station to become a superintendent, cracking down on the entire Hong Kong triads and gangsters, beating up the "banana people" (people with Westernized views and cultural differences), and the British.