Hong Kong Crossover: From the Streets to the Skies

The plot is okay, but the author came up with the money too quickly. The first one was so big, and the subsequent ones were easily tens of millions and hundreds of millions [face covering] There are also comments that the relationship with Little Stutter is a poisonous point. In fact, this plot is nothing, because the protagonist is really just playing around. Except for the first time, the next few times are basically bad jokes, asking Chen Haonan to shout Little Stutter, or the protagonist asks him to shout out in front of Chen Haonan to play with him. Chen Haonan appears in the plot where Little Stutter is mentioned, and then it is covered in a few words. It's said to be poisonous, but it's actually more of a bad idea [laughing]

I have watched a lot of Hong Kong TV dramas, and this one is pretty good, not too bad. The progress is well controlled. Some places are mentioned in pen and ink, and some places are described in key points. There is no word count, and the plot is also arranged reasonably and blends in with many Hong Kong variety movies.

It's about seven points, which is quite appropriate, but if there's no frustration, I'd give it one more point and give it eight points. In other places, for fear of having a weakness, there is only one little girl in the whole story, and the system is nowhere to be seen. I originally gave it two stars, but I did watch a lot of it, so I can't blame the cook when I'm full, but I just couldn't stand the next part.

Osiba, it's not bad, it's got a head start! A gentleman passing by... Smiled crookedly and counted with his fingers. This book has the potential to be a big hit. The author should consider giving up rest and entertainment time. I will help you calculate it. Three meals a day will take one hour, and sleeping will take 6 hours for public food. I will give you another hour of rest time, that is, there are 16 hours of coding in a day. You can calculate how many words you can code in 16 hours and how many chapters you can publish. I hope the author will consider the readers' suggestions and don't be disrespectful!!

This is one of the best Hong Kong variety shows I've seen. Come on.

The protagonist has a stable personality, the plot is compact and not stretched, the system is only a subsidy, you can check it out and update it three times a day.

This Hong Kong TV series is very well written. After reading so many Hong Kong TV series, I thought there was nothing new. This one is very well written.

I just read Chapter 5. The content is really okay, but the biggest highlight of this book is not the content, nor the structure and logic, but the comments. I don't know what the rest will be like. The first five chapters are indeed wonderful comments. There are normal people and people who post funny pictures. It's more of fun. It's very pure. You can find the biodiversity here. When you argue with a systematic protagonist, dozens or even hundreds of people kill the protagonist. The messengers of justice in the comment area actually think that the protagonist will go to jail. I don't know how they survive.

The flowing Hong Kong variety show and the iron-clad little stutter [face covering]

I think it's well written. The scores are so low because of the last few dozen chapters. If the book ends with the return, it can be rated 8.5, And if the book ends with taking off in the mainland, this book can also be rated 8. Unfortunately, there is a grand world view at the end, but the author didn't want to write it... You can read it.