Hong Kong Crossover from the Start: I Start a Cleaning Company with Stephen Chow

Okay, okay, it's considered gold, not stone. It was almost two chapters later when I saw the protagonist killing female ghosts after learning the sword. Later, the old woman rescued the female ghost and started talking nonsense again. Because a female ghost doesn't know how many chapters to write.

It's good to read. I've seen the latest one so far. I hope the author will update 50 chapters a day. I also want to ask if there will be multiple female protagonists? There are so many classics in Hong Kong films, so we can't waste them, but don't be too sentimental or not in line with the character of a Taoist priest (although the main character is only half of them at the moment)

Tell me something problematic. The three protagonists lived in a housing village when they were young. This was built urgently after the Shixiamei fire in 1953 left more than 50,000 people without a place to live. Because the rent was cheap, rooms were limited, and there were many refugees, it was stipulated at that time that only five adult family members could live in a room alone. Otherwise, they could only share a room with other people and sleep with curtains. In the 1980s, the requirements became even stricter. If you want to live in a single room, you either have to have connections or have difficulties. It is almost impossible for a single mother to live in one room with her children. Moreover, in the 1980s, the housing estate was mainly occupied by people who had cleared squatters. In order to prevent you from staying here for more than ten years, the rent would have to be raised. It is no cheaper than the better houses outside. In order to save rent, the three protagonists should live together.

Very good for a group of three. It can be adapted into animation or short play or something. Just like Ji Xiaolan with iron teeth and bronze teeth. It is very good for a three-person group to speculate on CP. Very good.[Cool][cool][cool][cool][cool][cool]

It contains many Hong Kong dramas. This subject matter is really new. I have watched all the Hong Kong dramas in it. The author wrote the ending very well. Unlike in TV dramas, the ghost will never be destroyed. He wrote the ending I wanted. It is really good, 🥰🥰🥰. The only drawback is that the author is too slow in updating it. 😜😜😜

Awesome! No gangsters, no undercovers! In the world of Hong Kong ghost movies, reasonable growth and upgrading. Very interesting!

Well written, very good. The score is not high, probably because the protagonist is too upright, and the things rewarded by the system are always given out, and the employment contract and the terms that bind oneself are not enough. If the novel becomes popular, these problems will definitely attract a lot of bad reviews.

It's pretty good. So far, it hasn't gone astray. Although the friends in the novel don't have many roles, they haven't been described as backgrounds. They haven't let themselves go even though they have the ability. So far, it's okay. I wonder what the future development will be like?

Okay, the writing is quite good. I didn't read the comments and I don't know why the score is low, but it is indeed ok. In my eyes, it should go up to 7.5 Points. The problem is probably that the descriptions are a bit delicate, but this is often the case with books written before I was a little older, so it doesn't have any impact at all [Chigua]

Why is the writing so beautiful? The author, and the three main characters are so awesome that you want to go to the moon [laughing]