Hong Kong Island, 1973: My Dad Runs a Gang, I Develop Black Tech

In view of the excitement mentioned at the beginning, I originally came here for this, but in the end it didn't feel very outstanding. On the contrary, it is Xiao Jiujiu in my heart, psychological details, intrigues... There are many such performances, and there are more various cruel emotions and actions. The overall atmosphere is depressing, which overwhelms the excitement mentioned at the beginning. But overall, the content is good and worth watching. (The premise is that maximizing and rationalizing the protagonist's own interests is not considered. There is also another issue involved. The protagonist is passive and does his own thing. He will only fight back when trouble comes and ignore the rest.)

Come on, this is the best Hong Kong novel I have ever read, but there are too many wars in Southeast Asia in the middle, which makes it a bit boring. I prefer to watch the protagonist making money and fighting with various forces. I hope that the subsequent chapters will be narrated at that pace. Even if it is about war, it should not write too many chapters. [Shy][Shy][Shy] Overall it's still worth reading, and it's worth reading through again and again when it's finished. The main reason is that the plot of the protagonist fighting against those forces is so exciting [laughing and crying] but he rarely appears in Hong Kong celebrity circles, so this aspect is less exciting [laughing] I can write about it and give it five stars. I hope the novel will be completed successfully. In addition, I also like the fact that there is no female protagonist. Unlike those writing about Hong Kong entertainment, the protagonists are all so desperate that they sleep with each other, which made me abandon several books. [Stare]

The subject matter is very novel. Compared with the male protagonist, the father seems to be more handsome. Of course, I don't mean to fight and kill him, but when the father is in danger, his calmness and coldness are really handsome. The other young and Dangerous boys were either slashing with knives or using pistols. Dad came up and fired randomly with a heavy machine gun. I really felt that the firepower was different and the level of handsomeness was different. At first I thought my father was very handsome, but later on I thought the male protagonist was also very handsome. The male protagonist is indifferent and a bit sinister, much like the sinister old man. He is completely different from his own father who is calm when fighting but usually irritable and reckless when things happen. Third comment: The later stage is amazing, the male protagonist really plays with many forces in the applause.

The safe house doesn't seem safe either? People just rush in, it's not safe [laughing]

Good-looking and good-looking. It all stuck in my heart. No matter there is no heroine, era, aid to the Communist Party, associations, business wars, they are all my favorites, and they are all put together. There are no messy emotional scenes, it's all about progress against time. So much love. Like it very much. The author needs to write faster. Keep these advantages.

It looks good, but the protagonist is always passive, but it is understandable that there is no strong background behind him.

Very nice piece of black technology crushing the Hong Kong community. The author writes relatively realistically about the colonial garrison. These grandfather soldiers are really fighting. If they are not serious, they may be scattered by a wave of young and Dangerous boys. But the heritage of the British Empire is still there. When you get serious, you can fight with real swords and guns, and you can crush stragglers with equipment. The protagonist has always been high-tech, industrial, building engines, cars and trucks. Unlike many Hong Kong gangsters, A-grade sneakers, these bad street people, Hong Kong Island itself is a big counterfeiter. In the 1980s and 1990s, how could it be the turn of the gangsters to eat [face covering]

Wow, it's so exciting. You start from the club and build your own armed force. Although it is very similar to what some comments said, someone bullies the protagonist, and the protagonist rises up to resist and annihilates many forces, but it does not affect it. It is really well written. Many plots are based on research and information, so the plot is interesting. It doesn't seem too frivolous. I watched it for many days, and sometimes I couldn't stand it anymore, because I never thought that so many Chinese people in Southeast Asia were burned, looted, and massacred. Watching these stories makes me feel uncomfortable. Sure enough, the truth must be supported by force, and there will always be a syndrome of insufficient force.

It's not bad. I can't see the technology flow like the electromagnetic rail gun. The development of technology is too slow. It feels like it's been fighting and surviving in the cracks. At present, it only provides an advanced engine that is 10 years old. The electromagnetic rail gun should be released in a hundred chapters.

The subject matter is quite good, it's the first time I've watched a movie like The Underworld Master. I thought I was not allowed to write it. Although there are some logical loopholes, the overall writing is good. South of Shenzhen, the young underworld master kills decisively. North of Shenzhen, red-hearted capitalists. Overall it's OK, but the details are lacking.