
Becoming a Legend in the Hong Kong Underworld
在港综成为神话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.7M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Qingyun Pavilion Master's Reading List
Every one of them is a great book
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A Variety of Reads for Those With Less and Less Time for Novels
A list of normal male-oriented novels recommended by a reader with 16 years under his belt. I don't like recommending old books, since I prefer ongoing series, so here are some that are still being updated. Most update regularly, though a few may only finish in our lifetime... A heads-up: this list includes everything from large harems and multiple female leads to a single female lead or none at all. Pick what suits your taste. But you won't find any NTR, Condor Heroes, or similar plotlines here
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He met one, slept with one, and when he couldn't write anymore, he blew up all the women at once... And then... That was it. I just couldn't stand it anymore.
The beginning was somewhat enjoyable, but the later parts were less than satisfactory. The author even tried to write a tragic story as if it were a satisfying read, which was ridiculous. Also, the protagonist was sometimes so saintly that he wanted to save everyone, repeatedly insisting he wasn't a saint, yet he acted like one in every way.
How should I put it? The protagonist wasn't well-defined. The protagonist, a petty hoodlum, gets involved in both the affairs of the gangsters and the police. Isn't that exhausting? The protagonist loves to show off in front of others. He runs a bar and provides information to all sorts of people, but why does he always have to take matters into his own hands when something happens?
I just got to chapter 49 and am still reading, but I have to complain. Without the author's protagonist halo, the protagonist would die by chapter 50 and the whole book would be over. Let's all vent! 🤮 First of all, in the beginning of Prison Break, it felt like they deliberately added a plot about who the gambling king was, either to pad the word count or for some other reason.
This is very well written. If there are too many women, just give him the Nine Yang Divine Skill to handle it. Please mark this as a featured post!
The most annoying character in Hong Kong variety shows is Chung Tin-ching, since he went to prison for killing his wife. Why did he kill her? Because she became a prostitute. And why did she become a prostitute? So that he and his son could have a decent meal during the Lunar New Year and supplement their income. If Chung Tin-ching were even slightly useful, his wife wouldn't have become a prostitute.
I thought it was that old bastard Feng Chaohuang.
The plot unfolds very logically~~~ Looks like a lot of effort has been put in. Keep up the good work in maintaining the word count and avoiding filler content.
Even though I've had my brain removed, my poor writing is at least readable. But to be completely ignorant of common sense is absurd. You just burned opium directly, and then you even called on the crowd to watch?! 6😰
It's so damn painful to watch. The author also wanted to depict the layout of the Peace Hotel. A person who gets respect even in black, white, and gray. But spending every day scheming and fighting with minor characters It takes so much effort and time, and what I find most frustrating is that they lack any assertiveness in their dealings with others, and they love to meddle in other people's…