Hong Kong Crossover: One Hand Shrouds the Heavens, Starting with the New Wo Shing Wo

I'm a fan of old books; this Hong Kong comprehensive is good; it has a great visual sense; the plot contains some unfamiliar old Hong Kong films; even Hong Kong film fans have never seen it. I haven't even watched the one at the beginning; the one with Meng Sichen was a revealing film made when Zhong Chuhong first debuted; the ones I watched back then are all old-fashioned now. I guess the author, like me, is born in the 1980s; or in the 1970s.

There's no point in having an undercover identity!

I've read the title several times and missed it. I really didn't expect it to be a Hong Kong comprehensive masterpiece, but the number of words is too short, otherwise I feel it could compete with Liangsheng's book. To sum up, the pig's trotters have an online IQ, are decisive in killing, and the plot settings are also very reasonable. In Hong Kong movies, those who should be saved and those who should be killed are also handled reasonably, and there are basically no poisonous points.

The part about killing the hot horse is really good, and I guess I won't stop the little stuttering after that. You can watch it, but there are a little few updates.

This ending is no different from The Eunuch! The writing is quite good, one point will be deducted for the eunuch.

I have read a lot of Hong Kong comprehensive articles, but I always gave up halfway through or at the beginning. This novel is well written and has no flaws.

It's well written. Don't let the system pop up later.

It's pretty ok in the later stages. You can train your subordinates to go out. There's no need to charge by yourself.

It's well written and the logic is clear.

Support 🤔 The hang is not wide enough. Often being plotted against, a bit passive