Shen Wulong transmigrates into the Hong Kong crime drama world of 1983, becoming a rank-and-file member of Wo Hop To.
That year, Chan Ho-nam has yet to be invited by Kwan to drink a can of soda, Big D is still throwing his weight around in Tsuen Wan, Crow is still fighting in the Kowloon Walled City, and Hon Bing has yet to switch over to Hung Hing. The head of Wo Shing Wo is Chueng Bo, who dreams of fighting his way to the moon.
Negotiations between the mainland and Britain have reached a stalemate. The top cop publicly declares that Hong Kong's triads are no longer a threat and disbands the Anti-Triad Action Group. The major gangs begin turning themselves into businesses, the ICAC finishes expanding its powers and turns its guns on the gangs, the Carrian case is about to explode, and the Yau Ma Tei uprising is beginning to take shape...
Standing on a Hong Kong street, Shen Wulong, whose boss has just been killed, can't help but marvel. This Hong Kong crime drama world is full of opportunity.
The writing is very good, the various data are also very solid, and the money and income are very reasonable. Unlike other novels, money is not like money. It is so profitable. It can easily make hundreds of millions, and it can kill dozens of people easily, and people seem to be refreshed.
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This is a Hong Kong variety show with a full Hong Kong flavor 🤭 It's rare to find a hand-made Hong Kong variety show 😏 I heard the latest chapter 35, looking forward to the follow-up 🤦 😂 But it's not satisfying enough at the moment, the quantity is small, I have to keep reading [staring]
Awesome, this is the second interesting Hong Kong TV series I have read. The previous one was about capturing the opponents or those who had offended him and transforming his own campus. This one is so exciting that it is so interesting. Please update it soon.
The writing is very good, but because the Hong Kong drama was confirmed to be badly written, and the author did not break out of the framework of his predecessors, I could only give it 4 stars. I gave it 5 stars because I prefer the various community knowledge that the author popularizes in the article (this kind of mixed with a lot of popular science is actually not suitable for writing online articles), and it has the flavor of the "food and shadow dual cultivation" that I like from the UP master. Anyway, come on!
It looks good and must be written well. There are not many Hong Kong TV series that can be watched now, only those written by a few authors can be watched.
There is a good-looking Hong Kong novel Young and Dangerous. The protagonist is good at skills, but does not use force to show off his strength. Being Young and Dangerous is not just for the sake of being around, but for business. He has a clear mind and means. The style is slightly lighthearted and funny, not particularly dark. I hope the author will update soon. This book is a pity. Does the author have any plans to write a new book?
The beginning of this paragraph is indeed very well written, it is easy and there is not too much harem, so you can read it smoothly. It's much better than a bunch of Hong Kong dramas that inexplicably scored more than 9 points. By the way, there has been a lot of drama in Hong Kong TV series during this period. Suddenly, a bunch of novels appeared that were not even worth six points, but scored more than eight or nine points, or even a bit higher than "Successful".
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Is the author a trumpet account of Da Xia? The writing is very good. I have found another Hong Kong comprehensive book that I can read.