Hong Kong Crossover: I'm a Police Officer
港综之我是警察
- Status
- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 4mo ago
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About Lei Le
Have those readers who say Lui Lok shouldn't be killed ever been to Hong Kong? I myself have been there a few times in 2013 and talked to the locals. In the eyes of the older generation in Hong Kong and even the older generation in the police force, Lui Lok was a notorious corrupt fugitive with little prestige in the police force.
You studied there for four years, earned two master's degrees, and came back as a junior inspector? Your supervisor did nothing, and your senior classmates relied on your supervisor's connections. Even if you went back to the colony, you wouldn't just be a junior inspector; you'd be at least a senior inspector. How did you manage in England for four years? Just through your classmates' connections. You'd be a senior inspector back in Hong Kong. I wonder if the author reads the comments?
The protagonist drives a luxury car to and from get off work every day. Doesn't his boss think so? Don't his colleagues and the citizens think so? Does he think he's the only rich person working there? There are many rich people, so why don't others drive luxury cars to get off work? Even businessmen and those people deliberately drive mid-range or low-end cars when they get together.
It's absolutely disgusting. He swiftly and decisively killed Lei, the man who had promoted him, and then afterwards he was lecturing a bunch of businessmen about human relationships, saying that this drug dealer shouldn't have been killed, and that smuggler shouldn't have been killed.
After reading more than ten chapters, did the protagonist betray the police force and join the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) camp later on?
These days, authors have such bad tempers. Someone posted a thread, and I commented with a sarcastic comment, and they immediately banned me from their website. 🤫 This author is really something else, why don't you just fly to the moon? 🙂
My goodness, this book is giving me the creeps! A 13-year-old police officer? I can't even imagine what it would be like for this kid in uniform to ask someone, "Sir, please show me your ID." After reading a few chapters, it feels as childish as a kid showing off in kindergarten. The author is incredibly talented! 👍
In the 1970s, winning 300 million at the Lisboa Casino! If you won over ten million, you'd be fired long ago if you weren't invited to the VIP room or to gamble with individual players. Besides, it's too unbelievable that the casino didn't make the protagonist, a lowly policeman with no connections or background, disappear after winning 300 million.
Look at what Zhuang Shikai did. He's a policeman, he doesn't take bribes, and he's just like Lei Luo.
No wonder you're not popular in the Hong Kong variety show category; go look at some of the more popular ones. There are books written by Meng Jun… and Wang Yaozu… Li Jie, etc… If you go against your readers, it's no wonder you're not going to become popular.