Hong Kong Crossover Begins with A Better Tomorrow

This pig's foot name makes me particularly scared. He suddenly took out a mobile phone and started to comment. . . . .

Intrusion and deletion

Each person's underworld words lingering in your ears, I'll come first! ──"We, the Ax Gang, have always been the only ones bullying others, and no one has dared to bully us, the Ax Gang!"

I feel like when I write about the heroine in a Hong Kong film, some people watch it, but I can't stand it.

Being an undercover agent is boring. You are either a police officer or a gangster. You will not end well if you are an undercover agent.

This is an undercover system, right? It's boring.

The number of people working as an undercover agent is not high, not to mention the high mortality rate, and it is difficult to get ahead when you return to the police station after completing the mission. Because of the undercover underworld, you cannot be clean and do nothing bad. If you do it for any reason, it will have negative consequences. There is no basis for relationship with colleagues. During the period of undercover, the relationship between relatives and friends may have been alienated. It is difficult to recover from the estrangement. During the period of undercover, brothers became enemies. They were always worried about being retaliated, and they felt guilty. The burden is also huge, except of course if you are a ruthless person, your colleagues and superiors will be suspicious and afraid that you may still have contact with your brothers and friends during your undercover period, and may give them private help because of the friendship you had in the past. In short, the outcome will not be good. The best ending is to give you a minor official, and then give you a casual job until you retire.

Hong Kong novels should have become popular since the "World of Movies", and then the novels that followed the trend came out one after another like leeks. The people who read them were far more selective than the people who wrote them. Therefore, basically similar books can't read more than three chapters. They are basically just dry, with no foreshadowing, no detours, and no plot. This book is quite good among similar competing products. I hope the author can tell the story as exciting as possible, even though we have already guessed the ending. A good director can turn a junk script into a good film, and the same goes for writing. I wish this book will be a hit~

No one looks down on Hong Kong's underworld, and Hong Kong's undercovers are even more miserable. Unlike the mainland, where there are many positions, they can't afford to live in a high position.