Hong Kong Crossover: Your Fortuitous Opportunity Is Mine!

Reading these chapters is a bit irritating. Fang Zhanbo wrote back and forth several times, which made people feel that the protagonist is incompetent and the author has no imagination, so a supporting character went back and forth and couldn't stop, just like a man's aunt.

Please mark which movie and which character.

Drive high and go low, many movies start with, oh, the opportunity is intercepted, and there is no follow-up. There is also no plot for many characters. If you write like this, don't write Hong Kong variety shows, just go ahead and write original ones.

If you have money, shouldn't you treat the poor girl first?

It's boring. Hong Kong Islanders can kill people, but Eagle people can't? If you have the ability, don't kill people on Hong Kong Island. Who knows if you secretly go to Eagle Country for a walk? Strike hard at Chinese people and be submissive to foreign countries

I found that most of the recommended new books start high and start low. They are very attractive at first, but then they slowly become confusing.

Either make money or be a gangster. You write about not wanting to make a lot of money and want to live an ordinary life, but at the same time you kill and kill. It makes you want to vomit. It's really cool and immediate.

It was okay at first, but after more than 30 chapters, when the system released tasks, it got really annoying. Forget it, I won't follow. Withdraw.

If the male protagonist is not looking for girls, being handsome, tall and thick is of no use.

The protagonist's IQ is zero, no kidding