Detective of Hong Kong and Kowloon: from Patrol Officer to Crime Boss

It's pretty good-looking, with no pornographic accents or bad jokes. I wonder if Lin Jiale has a chance to meet Hong Kong detective Yi Jiayi. They are both 20 years old from the mainland and traveled to Hong Kong in the 1990s. They also wear the same golden finger. To add, the male protagonist not only does not smoke, he also bans all smokers from smoking indoors when he has the right to speak. Great praise.

Currently I give it five stars. There is no pornographic accent. There is a beautiful girl from time to time. She is very serious about solving cases. Goldfinger is not too generous. The protagonist does not rely entirely on Goldfinger. He studies hard and improves in all aspects. The supporting characters are also well portrayed. If you like watching TVB criminal investigation dramas, you can match the image of the team members.

I didn't expect that the title of this article was a bit fancy, so I clicked in and read nearly thirty chapters, and it turned out to be very comfortable. It's been a long time since I've seen a book with such careful writing in Tomato. It's not the popular pre-made dish that superimposes various descriptions of appearance, god-level beauty, bloody head, and worship of gods. Instead, the description is simple, the pace is tight, and various cases are used to promote the protagonist's image to become more and more distinct. The various supporting characters that appear are also established in just a few strokes. I hope the author will not give up. More people will realize the merits of this novel😊

The writing is quite good, but I don't understand why I want to arrange a real and fake daughter for my sister. Moreover, there is a flaw in common sense that only Hong Kong locals or those who have lived there for a long time will know, that is, single homicide cases are not managed by the Crime Team of West Kowloon Regional Police Station, but by the jurisdiction, such as Hung Hom Police Station and Yau Ma Tei Police Station. Therefore, in many of the cases in the article, it is not the protagonist's turn to go to the police.

It is a good-looking movie that fits Hong Kong culture, and the case is also exciting. Goldfinger is a reshaping of the case, analyzing the case through the perspective of the deceased. The important thing is that there is no CP and no harem for the protagonist.

I thought Goldfinger was big after reading the introduction, but that's not the case at all. The protagonist also has to reason and learn gradually. He has a likable personality and his teammates are nice. There is no disgusting pornographic accent. It's good-looking, but it's too short. It's fast.

It's a very interesting Hong Kong detective story without a female protagonist. Family is the warmest haven. The younger sister likes roasted goose. The protagonist remembers to buy it every time he comes back from work. The eldest brother makes wonton noodles as soon as the protagonist says he wants to eat it. When there are big things in the family, family meetings are always held to vote. Now the older sister has also integrated into the family. The three brothers and sisters are blessed with delicious food and the future will get better and better!

Nice! The logic is online, the details are online, it is very Hong Kong style in the 1990s, and the male protagonist feels like Yan Zu just debuted, he was still a young boy at the time!

I really like this kind of story about solving crimes in a down-to-earth manner, with a little bit of cheating and no messy beauties or anything like that.

It's good to watch, and has the same feeling as watching a TVB drama in the 1990s. The logic is very clear, neither exaggerated nor too high-spirited. The story is told very smoothly, focusing on showing Sir's detection process. The results are often mentioned in one stroke, and the motive of the crime is left blank for readers to figure out without going into details. The writing style is mature and capable, and each character has his own personality and memorable points. Must be recommended with five stars!

The book is very good, five stars! He just feels a little bit like a lone star from the sky. Basically, all his relatives, friends or people with some connections have been targeted by bad guys, either kidnapped or put into trouble. Being in the circle of friends with pig's feet is a bit unlucky! [Laughing][laughing][laughing]

Good reviews. I can't say how good the writing is, but at least I can read it in one sitting. The rhythm is tight, and the daily warmth is also very soft-hearted. The protagonist's character looks like Qin Feng, very cute. It can be regarded as a book without too much violence. It's a gold mine.

It's good-looking. It's all about solving crimes mixed with the warm daily life of getting along with family members. The pace is very good, and it really feels like watching a Hong Kong movie. The author's writing style is also very good, and it feels steady and down-to-earth. It doesn't have the stench of ordinary male pornographic articles.

It was the first time I watched a police officer in Hong Kong. It felt like watching a TV series when I was a kid. It was good to watch. The male protagonist did not have any ambiguous relationships. He worked hard, made money, and solved crimes. There was basically no particularly tragic plot. It was very comfortable for me, a person with a low tear point. It was not enough to watch. It is about to be tied. Is there another book shortage?

It's a good book. The low rating is probably due to those who want to read it day and night. This book has not been rated above 8.8. It just means that the pace can be slowed down a bit, with some daily scenes interspersed with it. In addition, as for the Hong Kong variety show, some scenes with female characters, who are constantly solving crimes, will make anyone tired after watching it.

I really like this book. It is written from the first perspective of the protagonist, and the writing style is very good. There is no obvious style of male or female authors. The whole article is the development of the case and the clear development of the story, and there is no strong balance. Many novels like to match up with their family members when they meet the opposite sex. There are not many balances in this book. It is mainly about cases and solving cases. It is also about the protagonist and teammates. Everyone is very good. If you like it, you can update and write more books. I haven't read enough. I have found several similar books, but they don't suit my taste. I hope they can be updated more [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Little police detective story. The golden finger is not very wide open, and its abilities are those seen before death. The writing is smooth, not rambling, and focused on solving the case. It's a standard Sherlock Holmes style. It's mature and non-toxic, and it doesn't look like a work written by a newcomer.

I have caught up with the latest 74 chapters, and writing at this pace is definitely a good book with a score of 9 or above. The frame is clear and the rhythm is relaxed. Looking forward to the follow-up story. (The Cantonese habits in the novel's dialogue may be uncomfortable for some people, but after accepting it, the characters will actually become more fleshed out)

Tied! One word to describe it: beautiful! It's really like a TVB detective drama. When I read the text, pictures appeared in my mind unconsciously. I can imitate their conversations. I've watched too many TVBs [laughing]. Especially many cases are related to the people around the protagonist. This is also very TVB and very drama (not in a derogatory sense) But the case itself is still very exciting, and the portrayal of the protagonist is also very special. I feel that this article is more of a group portrait and does not dwell too much on the psychology of the protagonist, which is also a major feature. There is no good CP, otherwise the emotional line would be like TVB's, it would be really messy. Please keep writing, author! Already added to favorites~~

I asked why there were no ratings. The number of words in the update was too small. Not many people read it, and not many people rated it. The writing is pretty good, there's nothing wrong with it. If you write more words, people will read it. Come on! [Eat melon]

A nice crime-solving + suspense story. There are no exaggerated descriptions of superpowers. The key is: don't talk about romance, just solve crimes, hahaha

Yo! Although this novel doesn't have many words, the rating is not high, so I think it's okay! It's written in Cantonese and has a 90s feel to it, and it's not adapted from other Hong Kong TV series and other movies! This is written by the author himself, which seems quite novel. The protagonist does not have too many system problems. He combines his own ideas and technology with some vision of future generations to investigate the case step by step! I'll give it four stars first, and it will be better to read later! In giving five, the author cheers for the update!

It's super good-looking, Hong Kong-style crime solving, everyone is well described, every case is good, the protagonist is capable, but he also works very hard. I just don't know why so few people watch it.

It looks good, especially the female characters. The policewoman Lina is very well set, and Hua Li is also very good. She is self-esteem, self-love and self-improvement. She is not the usual image of a female vase with a deep background and self-righteousness. She does not deliberately denigrate women. The character image is very plump and distinct. She has just tied up with her. I came here to support!

How come it has such a low score? According to me, it is at least 9.8, Which is about the same. It is very well written, with tight logic, clear thinking, and excellent writing style.

I haven't rated it after watching it for so long. I'm really not human. Ever since I watched movies like Infernal Affairs and Cold War, I have become very interested in Hong Kong police. I look forward to writing more and better stories. Can you post more every day?

It's good-looking, I love watching it, but I don't like the bullshit kind of protagonist. The male protagonist learns and grows on his own, and Goldfinger has also been upgraded a little bit. The plot setting is generally reasonable, and there are several details that are very sympathetic. There is not much explanation until the point is made, allowing readers to think about it. Starting from Hong Kong, now coming to Chongqing, I look forward to unlocking more maps!

It's good to watch, with a compact plot, solving the case and a little bit of suspense, and the Hong Kong flavor is quite obvious. At the moment, I'm only talking about the case, not about romance, and I hope that the follow-up will be a novel without CP... I originally saw that it was being serialized, and I just wanted to give it a try, but I couldn't stop after watching it. I'll update it soon.

It's good to watch. It feels like I'm watching a Hong Kong drama, but it's too little.

The rhythm of the plot is quite good. There are no clichés that make people uncomfortable. It's quite warm.