Hong Kong Crossover: I'm the Second Son of the Pan Family

Everything else is okay? It's just that the protagonist doesn't seem to know the plot of Hong Kong movies 🤦

This book is really different from other Hong Kong TV dramas. The characters are different. Others always want to be the underground boss, but it can start with the role of a policeman. The characters are not broken, the content is interesting, and people can read it patiently. Good books are coming.

I think it's pretty good, and it's a different kind of Hong Kong drama. Now Hong Kong dramas are almost finished, and the plots are similar. This one currently has a single female protagonist, but that's okay. There are so many Hong Kong dramas with multiple women, so there's no shortage of this one.

Don't always shoot headshots when using a gun. When using a sniper on the battlefield, most of the time you will hit the body. And if you are a police officer and save the prisoner's life, you will have the most credit. Which one can get the upper hand by taking more headshots?

It's a rare male Hong Kong variety show that I can watch

I think this book is pretty good. I don't know if the setting of the protagonist has been modified or not (I also read some book reviews before reading). Many people say that the protagonist does not know the plot, but what I saw is that he actually knows it, but it is a bit blurry after a long time (but it does not affect the viewing. It's okay to pretend to know the plot completely). I think this may be set to fit the actual situation, and there were also modifications when writing. The key point is that I think some people are saying that they don't know the poisonous point of Han Zhan. My personal opinion does not matter. The author just said that the protagonist does not know Han Zhan 1994, which is different from not knowing Han Zhan 1 and 2. Moreover, as you have seen Han Zhan 1994, you will know that the Pan family itself is equivalent to standing in the perspective of God. The protagonist is the second son of the Pan family. Whether he knows about Han Zhan 1994 or not has nothing to do with it. I personally think that Cold War 1994 can be regarded as a personal biography of Li Wenbin on its own. It is similar to those scattered Hong Kong films. It doesn't matter if you change its name to form an independent film (meaning it does not form a system with Cold War). I don't know that Cold War 1994 is actually more interesting (this is a test of the author's writing skills, and it is only a personal opinion). Overall, this book is not that unbearable. It is actually quite readable. The logic is smooth and the plots are connected in a natural way. The protagonist is ruthless and loves his family, and the family is united. It seems that there is only one female protagonist, so there is no problem. I hope the author will continue to write. I think this book should have no problem if it gets an 8 or more. I would like to give it a five-star encouragement.

It was well written, but I made the mistake of pretending not to know the plot.

There are few books on promotion in the Hong Kong police force. Most of the other books are very strange. What AI writes is that one must go from police constable - senior police constable - sergeant - police station sergeant and then to inspector. There is obviously an open selection examination for inspector. There is no need to go to the police station sergeant and take the exam again. Come on!

At first, I was a little baffled by the fact that the richest man was the Pan family and the Ye family, and I didn't know much about it. Later I checked, isn't this the story before Cold War 1994? He wrote a prequel to the prequel to Chills. Well written and quite engaging. Keep writing and have a good look.

Four points are for the front hand rubbing part. AI is not mature enough for writing novels these days. Don't be lazy and use AI😠