A Warlord's Rise in Hong Kong and Kowloon
枭雄从港九世界开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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It seems that the most popular genre on Qidian this year is the Hong Kong hero/tycoon story, with many established authors writing new books entirely on this theme.
I was permanently banned for just commenting on a few plot points that seemed illogical. That's an exaggeration! 😅
I've read Mingzhi's *Spy Sea: Shadows* before, and it was actually quite good. The book draws you in from the very beginning and is very engaging. The sudden hiatus is truly regrettable! I hope Mingzhi will have the opportunity to continue writing and create more exciting chapters in the future!
I'd like to ask, will this book stay in the Hong Kong dimension forever?
I'm so done with this. I was planning to fatten them up before dumping them all at once, but then came the news: the investment failed. _(:з"∠)_ Is she going to start another new book? The previous two were pretty good, but then they were gone ╮(╯_╰)╭
Given the current environment, you should write novels about modern soldiers or doctors.
Anyone from The Spy Channel? I'm back.
I came to support this book because of my old one. I lost interest after subscribing to the Nanjing section of the last one; it felt frustrating to write.