
Transmigrating into the Hong Kong Crossover: From the Start, I Take on Temple Street Alone
穿越港综:开局一人打穿庙街
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Updated
- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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Fellow Chinese Readers, Be Honest: What Books Do You Read Most on Your Bookshelf?
Anything goes, whether male- or female-oriented: System stories, urban fiction, romance, mystery and suspense, and so on.
Highly Rated Hong Kong Crime Saga Stories
The protagonist should stick to the gangster route, not be an undercover cop. I’m sick of those.
Unputdownable Novels You Have to Read All Night Long!!
Looking for books like I Used Taoist Arts to Empty My Enemy's Storehouses in Another World.
The Male Lead Is a Gangster, Surrounded by People He Can Trust, and Ruthlessly Decisive
Great Reads Set in Hong Kong
Looking for stories similar to Hong Kong Island: My Father Is Lei Luo, and I Persuade Him to Go Straight from the Start. A period piece. Don't hold back, share your recommendations!
Hong Kong Crossover Novels With Sane Triad Characters
A Grand Collection of Hong Kong Dramas
Looking for books like *Hong Kong Movies: Building a Hong Kong Dynasty, Starting as a Police Superintendent*. Anything in the Hong Kong crossover genre is fine.
Any Good Hong Kong Crime Drama Stories About Triad Societies?
Looking for books like Hong Kong Underworld: I Become an Evil God Across the Heavens with My Unorthodox Talent.
Becoming a Crime Boss with a Bunch of Underlings from the Start
Reader comments 62
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I want to say: This is a good novel. It is a hot topic and makes people feel sour when reading it. They envy the kind of pure brotherhood. Li Yunfei is not a qualified boss, and the male protagonist is not the kind of system man who is awesome. But the kind of brotherhood described by the author is really touching. Many Hong Kong novels have been written about "We Are Together in the Wind and Rain", all of which are for Diamond and Zhou Wenli, but here I see it. True brotherhood, I have seen most of them being sent to jail by Big Brother B, and Huang Zhicheng for three years and three years. This is the only one I have seen where the boss went to Stanley for the younger brother to get a higher position, and the superior dared to fight tooth and nail to be an undercover agent. Nowadays, fan fiction, time travel, and system novels are amazing at the beginning, and the mentality changes like practicing the Sunflower Book. One second, he was a cow horse, and the next second he became a tycoon. Think about Cao Cao, did he become a boss in one day? This transformation is a process and does not happen overnight.
The writing is very good, and the reviews all say that it is an old author, but after reading about 10 chapters, I can still see that the author still looks like a new author in handling some details, but this is probably not the first one. The writing is good, and the plot arrangement is reasonable. I feel that the author is a talented player. This book has been written, and the next one has the potential of Wanding next door. I think Many earlier books written by Wan Ding are not as good as this one. In terms of plot, the entry point is very good. The choices of bosses and bosses are all right. The loyalty of Hong Kong TV series can be reflected. The feeling is not as brainless as Tomato's other novels. It feels more like the style next door. It is refreshing but relatively restrained. It is not brainless and it pays more attention to rationality. I would like to give the author a suggestion: when each important character appears, put a still photo below, which will help people who have never watched the show understand. Especially for female characters, pictures must be shown. Good female characters can attract attention.
In the Hong Kong society where he betrays his trust, cheats and seduces his second sister-in-law, he is considered a free man.
This book is really interesting to read. The characters of Hung Hing and Dong Xing are very upright. Once you open it, it feels like watching a Hong Kong movie. The protagonist is interesting, respects the rules, emphasizes friendship, does not kill indiscriminately, and does not betray trust. It makes you angry just watching it. The writing is steady, the pace is not sluggish, and the fighting scenes and battles of wits are all gripping. The more you read, the more you read. It is worth pursuing this book.
I don't know if others like it or not, but I do! The characters in various film and television dramas are not rigid at all, and each character has a distinct personality! The story flows smoothly, and the plot has small climaxes and hooks from time to time. The author writes really well! Why is the rating so low? It's unscientific. Already starting to catch up on updates, please update as soon as possible!
Although the halo of the protagonist is a bit big, the protagonist is loyal and does not engage in conspiracy behind his back, nor does he seduce his sister-in-law, nor stab his elder brother in the back, which is a breath of fresh air.
The book is good, and the emotions written are sincere and delicate, but to be honest, I really couldn't stand it anymore. After all, I came to Tomato to find books that would make me relaxed and happy. I used to be a soldier and experienced the sacrifice of my comrades, so I can relate to these life and death situations. Love, the problem is that I feel uncomfortable when I feel empathy. After I was discharged from the army, I became a doctor again. I saw a lot, and I didn't feel anything at all. But this book broke my guard, so I gave it five stars and removed it from the bookshelf. Cheers to the author. This book is quite good, but I still find it suitable for looking for relaxing books.
The writing is good, but the protagonist feels insecure without a golden finger. The author has his own ideas. Now that I have read Chapter 58, there is nothing sinister about it. It is still worth reading and commenting on. As a newcomer, the new book is well written, I hope you can stick to it.
The writing is passionate and the writing is really good. Unlike other books, none of the protagonist's brothers will die. This one is more realistic, and the protagonist is always growing, not the same kind. . .
This book can be regarded as one of the best Hong Kong dramas on Tomato. The story is really exciting. What is rare is that as the plot develops, the quality of the work does not decline, nor is it watery. Instead, it makes people want to put it down. Come on, author!