[Hong Kong Crime Drama Crossover] [Deep Blue Stat Allocation] [Unbeatable Cop] [Decisive and Ruthless] [Hilarious Memes] [Multiple Film and TV Universes]
After transmigrating to Kowloon, Lu Chenzhou became a low-ranking uniformed patrol officer (PC9527), fresh out of Wong Chuk Hang Police College.
His partner was Mike, the heartthrob of their graduating class, who complained every day that being a cop was a dead end and dreamed of making big money to buy a mansion halfway up the hill.
Even more absurd, this Hong Kong crime-drama universe was an absolute madhouse, with notorious criminals from his previous life roaming every street:
Wang Bao smashed a beer bottle and bellowed in someone's face, “Once it's past midnight, Yau Tsim Mong answers to me!”
Crow, of the East Star gang, had barely sat down before threatening to flip the table. “It's difficult? Then let's not do it!”
The raspy-voiced Kwan the Bumpkin made a movie, declaring, “If you want to make it in this world, you have to keep your word. If you say you'll kill the whole family, then kill the whole family!”
Han Chen wolfed down a boxed lunch while frantically planting moles in the police force!
Fortunately, Lu Chenzhou had the Deep Blue Law Enforcement System!
Every criminal he lawfully killed or arrested earned him a huge number of Law Enforcement Points, which he could spend without limit to break through the limits of the human body!
But the System's activation requirement was a real pain: he had to personally kill an armed felon!
Then one day, the two of them walked into the Three Camellias Restaurant and ran into a gang of ruthless robbers preparing to rob their fellow criminals...
And so began a journey from uniformed patrol officer in Kowloon to the Tiger of Major Crimes, the God of Death in the Organized Crime and Triad Bureau, and then the top cop in Hong Kong, before becoming a global law-enforcement tyrant who swept across the Golden Triangle and crushed the High Table!
Lu Chenzhou gazed at his enemies and said calmly, “I didn't have a choice before. Now, all I want is Deep Blue... stat points!”
I haven't seen much of it now, but from what I've seen of the characters, they are solid, calm, and decisive, but don't open a harem. Judging from the few existing chapters, I think this is what a normal person should do. It's more attractive to open a harem with the kind of people who take in underlings, work as policemen, and become rich. The system is okay, and there is no deliberate suppression, but you won't be invincible in a few chapters, especially the internal fights. It feels very real and worth reading. Come on. There are too many beautiful girls in Hong Kong, but not many of them are really charismatic. Li Xin'er is one of them. There are too many other vase attributes and entertainment attributes, and the feeling of gathering people is even stronger. Of course, it's also because Li Xin'er came from Infernal Affairs.
The ai writing method looks really uncomfortable
I don't know what it means, so long-winded
Please make sure there are more heroines
It's a very enjoyable book. It's the first time I've read such an enjoyable book about being a police officer in Hong Kong. It would be nice to have more updates. It's a five-star review and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
It feels like AI is used
A tractor is too ink-stained
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Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking
Keep it up first [plus one bookshelf]