Footprints in the World of Hong Kong Films

Song Zijie is right: "The police are the bottom line of a city." I've read many novels like this that portray police officers as only interested in picking up girls, killing, getting promoted, and making money. It's rare to find such a good one. Keep it up! Go for it!

You want to be a cop without any cheat codes? Are you trying to get yourself killed? If you traveled back to the 80s, what could be more dangerous than being a cop? You're not without a choice. You only become a cop if you have cheat codes! Without them, it's practically suicide.

This is utter garbage, completely useless. It's only good for summarizing Hong Kong movies in writing. What's the point of something like this? The main characters have almost no presence. Why would I read this lousy novel? I'd rather watch the original movies!

A good-for-nothing in his past life is reborn into the world of Hong Kong films, living a carefree and uneventful life! No system, no cheat codes! If you like this kind of setting, you can check it out! The protagonist doesn't have the brains a protagonist should have! He's truly lazy and clueless about everything! If you're looking for a wish-fulfillment novel, don't read this; it's a pure protagonist-torture story!

Hey everyone, any Hong Kong movie recommendations? Suspense, crime, police drama, slice-of-life films are all welcome. Timeline: before 1997. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Yeah, what you guys said has made me feel really down... I might consider changing careers, like going to the palace to serve the emperor.

Not only does he lack any special abilities, but he also doesn't know how to pick up girls; he seems utterly ordinary and bland.

The protagonist is completely nonexistent, the writing flows like water, there's no main plot, and the protagonist has no family or relatives throughout the entire story.

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