Hong Kong Crossover: I Can Custom-Build Human Weapons

I saw the latest one, thought about it, and gave it a five-star rating. While watching it, I felt that there were a lot of speechless and brainless actions, but after thinking about it later, I decided that if I just read it as a cheating Young and Dangerous novel, then there would be no problem. Anyway, many of the Young and Dangerous actions in the movie are also seeking death. From here, it looks okay.

Generally speaking, I feel pretty good. It's not the kind of kneeling and licking article, where everything is centered on self-interest. It's just that women are too conservative, and the bottom line can be lowered if they are mixed up!

I've read a third of the book and commented. It's a good book and a great read. The male protagonist is definitely the most aggressive and decisive in the Hong Kong variety novels I've read. Luo Tianhong and others will kill whenever he says, and Jimmy will chop when he says. It's not like other Hong Kong variety novels that collect seven capitals. As for some people saying that the protagonist's system is too powerful, and those who spend money to get it are top masters. I just want to say it. If the system is not powerful, this book can be so good. Is it necessary to slowly collect talents and slowly gain popularity like other Hong Kong variety novels? Come on author✊

Full marks, the plot is constantly connected, the fun points come one after another, and what's rare is that it touches on reality in many movies and TV shows. Only 6 points may be because too many people are killed, but isn't reading novels just for fun? Even if you learn the truth, you won't come

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Not bad, it's a good start! Zhang Li (little ghost) met a young woman, 30 years old, online. We had been chatting very well for more than half a year. Today she asked to meet. I hesitated. I said you have a family and it didn't feel good, but she said it was okay and we were just ordinary friends. So I agreed and asked her for a photo. She looked pretty and divorced me. The city is not far away, so we made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop. We didn't choose to meet somewhere else for fear of meeting an acquaintance. I arrived first that day because she had to drive for several hours. While waiting, I looked at the photos and thought it was another "car rollover scene." Most mobile phones have beauty functions, but when she got out of the Mercedes-Benz, I recognized her at a glance. I'm much prettier than in the photo, and I'm my type. She also recognized me. She didn't know what to say. In order to break the awkwardness, she suggested hugging me. I said yes. She smelled very good. I jumped up and sat in the milk tea shop for a while. We went to eat, but she basically didn't eat much. The whole process was spent peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me. After dinner, she walked out of the restaurant and held my hand. I didn't break away. She said she would take me home, and I said I would take a taxi back. When I got home, I found that she had put a note in her bag and said: Update ten chapters to unlock the subsequent plot.

This is the best Hong Kong drama I have ever watched, the plot is close to reality

When I saw Chapter 17, I couldn't help but give it five stars. I found a lot of Hong Kong TV series, and this one made me feel like I was involved. I have been a bookworm for more than 20 years.

It feels like it was written by a real person, and it's very nice. The author is very powerful. No messy asterisks 👍👍👍

Two words, awesome!!!! I especially want to know how to write about it later. This angle is really amazing. Everyone is patriotic. Why should some people be superior to others? Or is it because of the relationship? Being patriotic does not mean that everything you do is correct, kind, and objective. It depends on whether the author dares to write harshly or not, haha.