Hong Kong Crossover: Killing Uncle Deng from the Start and Taking Over Wo Hop To
港综：开局杀邓伯，掌管和联胜
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381Chapters
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6.3Score
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You kill Deng Wei at the beginning. If you don't kill me, I'll give you one star.
Those who work in the underworld also achieve the goal of "I will not offend others unless they offend me". I will give you six stars.
The introduction said that he killed the coward Deng Wei? I've read dozens of chapters and still haven't seen any death. . . Really. .
Are you going to let him spend three million on a plane? The fee for each court appearance is only 1 million. Is the plane worth 3 million? Goodbye to you.
As soon as he finished speaking, he nodded slightly, his meaning couldn't be clearer. Keen was so frightened that he took a step back and shouted hurriedly: "No! Please don't do anything! As long as you don't hurt him, I agree to any conditions! Whether it's money or anything else, I will listen to whatever you say!" "As long as you let my dad go, I'll do anything." "Are you willing to do anything?" Cheng Zilong repeated lightly, his eyes flickering slightly, and there was a hint of unexplained temptation in his tone, "Then you stay and follow me from now on. They owe you 10 million, is that all? How lacking are women?
It's a pretty good setting I've seen so far. Don't get attached to cause and effect easily, don't lick the three-gun mount, don't promote patriotism, and just maintain good relations with the mainland within a reasonable range and make money together. He is quite gentle in dealing with others, not arrogant or afraid of trouble, and is decisive in taking action if he gets into trouble. He has a lot of friends, unlike other protagonists who fight everywhere and then lick the mainland. Fine
I remember that there was a book that was exactly the same before. I wonder if the author also wrote about a bear, a cow, a tiger, or something like that, and it was later removed from the shelves. Now alive again. One more thing, you don't need to read this book if you want to read it. The protagonist is completely a tool of the system, busy working every day, and you don't know what he is busy with. Don't be busy when you should be busy. It's useless to be busy with a lot of things.
I have read the same book 80% of the time
It seems that the entire Hong Kong police station in this book exploded, and the Flying Tigers also exploded. All of them died without any intact bodies. From the beginning to the end, there was basically no police presence [Petrochemical]
This is still a time traveler. . . . . . Just put the big D plot on the protagonist. . . .