Becoming a Myth in Hong Kong

It was pretty good at first, but later on it felt like a bit of a plot. He was just a teddy, and he relied on luck to solve problems. You are still so proud of yourself, but you have no idea of ​​improving yourself at all. You just muddle along, thinking that you will be awesome if you open a bar similar to the Peace Hotel? The potential to become a myth was not seen, but the joke became more and more obvious.

The writing is so rubbish, I really can't read it, my brain feels like it's cramping

Finally went back! ! The Republic of China chapter also has a decent ending. I never thought it would take so many chapters to write. During this period, it can be regarded as a mixed blessing. At any rate, some interesting threads have been buried. It feels like it will also pave the way for future improvements in combat power. At least starting to have some advanced martial arts and cultivation techniques is a matter of course. I'm really looking forward to what earth-shattering things Xu Fei will do when he returns to modern times. After guessing for a long time, I still can't guess which villain is being arranged on Hong Kong Island, which can influence everyone to ask for help. Are you going to start writing about dead brothers? ?

I meet one, sleep with another, and finally I can't continue writing anymore, so I blow up all the women at once... And then... No more, I really can't stand it anymore.

In the beginning, it can be regarded as a refreshing article, but in the later part, I don't dare to compliment it. Moreover, the author is drunk when he writes a sadistic article as a refreshing article. The protagonist is sometimes so powerful that everyone wants to save the Virgin, and he repeatedly emphasizes that he is not the Virgin, but he does all the things of the Virgin.

What does this book say? The positioning of the protagonist was not found well. Are you tired of the protagonist having a hand in the gangster's affairs and the police's affairs? The protagonist likes to show off his holiness in front of others. He just opens a bar and provides information to various people. Why does he have to go there himself when something happens? Take the latest case of Zhu Tao as an example. The protagonist only needs to provide some information. At most, he can collect evidence behind the scenes and send it to the police anonymously. Where is the protagonist? If you have to participate in arresting someone, you still know that the other person has a background and you have no evidence. This person obviously crossed the line and offended the Chaozhou Gang. Dongxing himself was not clean, but he actually tried to make peace with the Chaozhou Gang? The protagonist is a human being, he has face but no subordinates. If I were a member of the Chaozhou gang, I would blow up your bar if I didn't mix it with some poison. Then ask dozens of people to chop you to death. Using a gun is illegal. Don't forget that there are people in the police watching you. Don't talk about loyalty. This is because you have stepped over the line. You harmed the person first and ruined their job. They have a right to retaliate against you. Can the Twelve Young Masters intervene in this situation? Everything has its rules, even hidden rules. The protagonist hooks up with the gangsters to help Thirteenth Sister set up a gangster, and at the same time hooks up with the police to help them catch criminals. It looks like black and white, but in fact, it is not pleasing in the eyes of the senior officials on both sides, and sooner or later the boat will overturn. It's better to be an information dealer, and provide support behind the scenes when there are tasks. It's best not to show your face. If you continue to waste time like this, it will be over sooner or later.

I just read Chapter 49, and I am still reading, but I need to complain. Without the halo of the protagonist given by the author, the book will be over in 50 chapters. Come with me if you want to complain🤮 First of all, in the prison scene at the beginning, I don't know if it is for the sake of word count or something. The plot of gambling on who the gambling king is is specially added, and then the protagonist does not think about the serious things. Grinding (getting rid of the killer hero) borrowing cigarettes to gamble and other things, and then finally winning and exchanging it for a favor. This plot feels like a failure. It is more interesting to do other things, such as having a riot and then saving people and getting favors. Although the cigarettes are hard to pass, it is not difficult for these big guys to get in, right. Is the favor of a few cigarettes more important than the favor of saving a life? Then Killer Hero framed the protagonist, Erwu Zai, and the same thing happened here. The protagonist got a lollipop to feel ashamed of, and arranged a plot where some big shot went on inspection, and then the protagonist found a way to get Killer Hero to eat the lollipop and expose his various evil deeds proactively. Take away this dog skin and he is nothing. I have seen this big boss patrol in another book, and it should exist. The protagonist's behavior feels very speechless. He knows that the killer is going to deal with him, so he can only wait passively here and think about gambling. Go soak, and then there is a good opportunity to find a Taoist priest to deal with the evil ghost together, and then the protagonist throws away the talisman as if he has lost his mind, and finally almost dies in various ways Then there is the protagonist talking to Guan Gaoer in front of other people, which is inexplicably scary, and he does not explain it to the younger brother, and he is so proud that he is really poisoning Normal people will go to the paper shop to buy a lot of things and then call their younger brother to come and take them home? I'm afraid I'm looking at the protagonist like a monster. I bought it from a paper-making shop and then bought multiple paper-burning ones from the paper-making shop and burned them directly in the store. Anyway, I've seen the protagonist's various IQs and various works now. Let's take a look.

The writing is very good. If there are too many women, it would be better to have the Nine Yang Magic to hold them back. Please give me some support!

The most annoying protagonist in the Hong Kong Review is Zhong Tianzheng. After all, he killed his wife and went to prison. Why did he kill his wife? Because his wife became a prostitute, and why did his wife become a prostitute? In order for him and his son to have a good meal during the Chinese New Year. To supplement the family income, he became a prostitute. As long as Zhong Tianzheng could be of any use, his wife would not become a prostitute.

I thought it was Feng Chaohuang, the old man on the street

The plot progresses very reasonably~~~ It seems that a lot of effort has been put into it. Keep up to date with the word count, so keep up the good work.

Even though I have taken out my brain, my writing skills are at least legible. It is outrageous that I don't know common sense. You just burned the smoke and soil, and you even summoned people to watch the burning. 6😰

Arun

It's really painful to watch. The author also wants to write the layout of the Peace Hotel Those who have to give face to both black and white But he is scheming with a small character every day It also takes a lot of effort and effort. The most annoying thing is that he is not domineering in life and work. He also likes to meddle in other people's affairs and has no ability to push forward! They are all just playing tricks on people by treating them as if they are mentally retarded!

It's just a bit awkward. I feel like the protagonist always wants to pretend to be bad, but doesn't build his own power. He relies on others to give me face every time. I really think that I have the fruit of face. If you are awesome, show it. You have no power. You still think others are troublesome for you. You must have money and power. I really think that a pair of iron fists can conquer the world. I am always alone. I still need to have my own industrial power.

You look like a retired boss, but the problem is that you have no strength at all, no money, no status, no influence, no background, no military value, and a lot of enemies. You also like to get involved in everything, and you are everywhere. In turn, you have the expression and mentality of a victim. It is really suffocating.

Uncle Da is gone. Let's give Uncle Da a little more drama.

Medium size harem. Then the protagonist in the novel is not enterprising, and only knows how to pick up girls all day long. I don't know how to increase the force. There's no real stuff, it's all about women adding plot.

What kind of rubbish book, Kuaishou blew it out of the sky. I didn't even get through the first chapter

Hong Kong movies have become a thing of the past and will never be able to reproduce their former glory. The reasons are as follows: 1. The older generation takes up too many resources and newcomers do not have enough resources and attention, so there is a talent gap. 2 The root cause is that the market is small, domestic demand is insufficient, it relies heavily on the market and investment represented by Taiwan, and it is easily affected by the external environment. 3 The impact of the gradual economic and cultural prosperity of the mainland of the motherland on the Hong Kong film market, talents, and values. It should be noted that the glory of Hong Kong films is inseparable from the continuous migration of inland talents to the south in the 1950s and 1960s. Fifty years later, Hong Kong's advantages no longer exist, and various film and television talents and investors naturally migrated north. Therefore, the decline of Hong Kong movies is doomed, and the same Hong Kong economy and other aspects can generally be explained by these reasons. So Hong Kong Film's decline in 97 Return means not taking the blame, and I hope everyone will not be led by the self-media.

To be honest, this is the only Hong Kong variety-themed novel that you can read in Qidian. The other novels are either a hypocritical B or a eunuch who has traveled through time in a Hong Kong movie. How the hell are they so hypocritical and interesting? Why don't you read this theme for the goddesses in Hong Kong movies, upgrade and fight monsters? The plot of this book is reasonably arranged, and I wouldn't say that I wrote a movie about the 1920s in the 1990s. The plot unfolds slowly and little by little, unfolding like a world, and everything that needs to be included is included. It is indeed a good book.

It turns out to be a nanny article! The special nanny for the movie protagonist😰😰😰😰

When I see a woman, I am speechless. Most of the time, it is inexplicable. A person who has traveled through time knows more than others. When he encounters a ghost, he does not know to go to a Taoist priest. You don't even look for the Taoist priests in so many movies in Hong Kong. After watching them for a long time, you don't have any foresight of the time travellers. You feel like a fool, who only knows how to find women. Are you a fool? It looks like a male prostitute. There is no pressure on you to write so many female protagonists, but can you handle it? Aren't you afraid of ruining the book?

The protagonist has no skills in the early stage and speaks loudly. When he gets stuck, he just writes about luck. A large group of people come to rescue him. His attributes are messed up. At the beginning, his attributes are around three o'clock. When he reaches around eight o'clock, his attributes are actually more than four times that of ordinary people. Doesn't the author know how to do the math? There are many people who know clearly that they have a feud, but they still wait for someone to plot against the protagonist before taking action. The plot is too disgusting. Doesn't the protagonist have a brain?

Come on, write more as soon as possible, otherwise it won't be fun!

I really don't know how to keep reading a book that is said to be good-looking. I couldn't watch the first three chapters. My poison resistance is actually pretty good. Your writing skills are almost okay, but you can't even break sentences, and your Chinese skills are a bit ridiculously bad. It's like reading a pirated novel. For example, excerpted from the article: Reward for completing the task: each body data increases by 0.1. Punishment for mission failure: All physical data are reduced by 0.5, And there is a random reward. This is the original text that can be seen everywhere in the article. What exactly does the author want to express? Is there a random reward for success? There are random rewards for failure. In addition, the data of normal people are not mentioned. Data such as starting strength is around 2.8. Then do the tasks to add points, but it's not that exciting because there's no comparison.

It's strange that you are the first book that I have fully subscribed to and that the master is still updating. Come and add some details. After all, I gave it to you the first time.

With so many words, it's still a level 4, so how much better can it be?

What rubbish is written? A systematic protagonist. I feel like my life depends entirely on the aura of the protagonist.

Come on, come on, come on! ! ! Hong Kong comprehensive writing is good! Recommend it