
Born in the World of Film and Television
生于影视世界
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 6y ago
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Suggestion post, the author is great. I haven't read it yet, but I've read undercover police novels before, and they were two very poisonous things. 1. I am almost becoming a gang leader. I need to arrest people quickly. 2. I am almost the boss of the police force, and they let me go undercover. 😅 Undercover for the sake of being undercover, for another three years?
Hong Kong films have become popular recently, but in addition to being afraid of 404, I am also afraid that they are too brainless, too big or too small, difficult to write well, and easy to eunuch.
I don't know why, but I really hate being an undercover agent. No matter if I'm a good or bad person, I live a very hard life and have to be cautious all day long. In the above sentence, I broke my leg when I was undercover. Only people who have been brainwashed can be so selfless. People who have watched Infernal Affairs think that the movie is very exciting and beautiful, but they don't know that the protagonist just wants to be an ordinary person who can live in the sun.
Chapter 41 has a very dissuasive effect. Combined with the previous scene when the protagonist was stunned by the tomboy's sister (a proper slut behavior), there is no doubt that the protagonist has become a slut. He was a soldier in his previous life and it was really fake (well, maybe he traveled back in time in the 90s). After being influenced by various modern beauties, any beautiful woman (maybe a beautiful woman) who comes out will instantly transform into a hidden Teddy. The above is purely my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it
I started writing about Hong Kong movies. This genre is a little less popular now. It's not bad. I'll keep it for now.
It's inexplicable. Is it because Qingxia is not beautiful? Is it because Zuxian is not beautiful? Is it because Chu Hong is not beautiful? Is it because Shuzhen is not fragrant? You have to go and get a man-in-law?
Isn't it good to be a policeman? Why is it bad to be an undercover agent or a gangster? Why do you want to be undercover?
The protagonist is too worried about his identity as a police officer. How can he get around in the world if he is timid?
Why did you start working as an undercover agent? Do you think any of the senior police officers in the police force have ever been undercover? Undercover police officers will be written into the file.
Can you change it? You, an undercover agent, use police fighting skills to fight gangsters. Are you afraid that you will live too long?
To be honest, in this type of writing, you either go undercover and become a gangster and then clear your name, but it is easy to get a 404; or you go undercover a few times and then become a police officer and get promoted, but the writing cannot be that long; it is too boring to be undercover all the time. Emmm, so I feel like this book is going to be cool 🤫
There is a small problem when I see a pig's trotter as an undercover agent. Why would a pig's trotter who has watched movies, had cheats, and background become an undercover agent? If the purpose of being an undercover agent is to collect evidence and arrest criminals, then as someone who has watched the original drama, don't you think it is easier to catch criminals by directly becoming a policeman and then sitting at the top? Am I thinking too simply or is this setting unreasonable?
I feel that the protagonist has no purpose and is too happy-go-lucky. He just follows the plot of the movie. It is so funny to see the protagonist talking to his colleagues. At that time, those colleagues were eating from the Queen of England, and the biggest heads were foreigners. The society was also the most chaotic time, because the return time has been determined, and they mostly just want to mess up Hong Kong and bring more wealth back. Shouldn't the protagonist go in this direction?
The timelines don't match up, and it's hard to accept it by force.
The man-in-law is not beautiful at all. What does the author think?
The most annoying plot in Hong Kong movies is Infernal Affairs. You, the author, didn't write it well!
There is no future for undercover agents. Either they are discovered to be undercover GGs. The better ones are like Infernal Affairs, suffering in infinity. People are not grass and trees, and they can be ruthless. Those who are gangsters also have friends, and some are loyal. Either you have been on the top and become a boss, and there is no chance of reinstatement. In fact, you either stay in gangsters to the end. Or you are a police officer working hard to climb up. Being an undercover agent is too unpleasant!