The Years When I Was the Big Boss Behind the Scenes in Hong Kong TV Series

I don't know if he can be behind the scenes, but this protagonist definitely can't be the boss.

Drive high and go low, you come from a family with big guys in the police industry, how many years in advance did you plan to make money, and ended up being a patrol policeman at the beginning? Patrol police are just patrol police. If they don't patrol properly every day, they either drive luxury cars to bars to pick up girls, or they hide behind the scenes and make phone calls to let their men go and cause trouble? The heroine... I don't know when, without any foreshadowing, a heroine suddenly appeared. The protagonist is still very confident that he is not a scumbag? It reminds me that I once read a book called Infinite Streaming. The protagonist has developed the true form of Pangu, and has to travel to the NBA to play basketball. He uses the power of Pangu to torture ordinary basketball players. The protagonist also looks like I am awesome and shows that everyone here is happy 😅

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What the author wrote was completely inconsistent with the regulations of the Hong Kong Police Force at the time. According to the regulations at the time, for an operation of this scale and objectives, the PTU must be contacted in advance to be on standby and the PTU must participate in the operation. If it is predicted that there will be arms on site, then at least a joint operation must be carried out with the EU in the jurisdiction. Otherwise, regardless of the outcome, the on-site commander will immediately downgrade the use. This is a rigid rule

They are all younger brothers. The ones who created the Hong Kong variety show classics are all unfinished and disappear passively. The ones who can finish the works are all younger brothers.

For this type of book about a behind-the-scenes boss, the protagonist "Chen Jiu" is really awesome.

I watched Zhichao and Lei Luo. You piece of shit, you won't watch Chasing the Dragon, and neither will the Twelve Young Masters.

Why didn't the protagonist let this investment company continue to recruit people with undergraduate degrees in international business from local universities in Hong Kong to work in the company? At the same time, multinational investment banks in Hong Kong continue to make profits from over-the-counter stock index option hedging to obtain funds to invest in trading companies, transportation companies, manufacturing companies, Chinese patent medicine companies, and airlines. At the same time, investment companies and joint investment companies are required to conduct strategic audits, internal control audits, human resources management audits, and financial audits by different accounting firms each year and issue corresponding reports. In addition, the protagonist should allow people from these companies to wait for opportunities to run for parliamentary positions at all levels in Hong Kong. We even secretly encourage graduates of international business majors from local universities in Hong Kong to apply for the respective trainee inspector positions in the Hong Kong Police Force, Hong Kong Customs, Hong Kong Immigration Department, and Hong Kong Fire Services Department, as well as inspector positions in the Hong Kong Civil Service Management Agency.

It's okay, you can read it when you're bored!

I just find it boring and can't stand it/

By the way, why doesn't anyone write about the best partner?

Cut it? Why not update?

Write longer, not too short! ! !

Can you post pictures of all the women?

Behind the scenes? ! Personally, I feel that the drug lord Lin Kun in "The Disciple" is more suitable for the type of mastermind behind the scenes.

Has anyone tried poison? When I saw the name of Pig's Feet, I lost the desire to read any more.

It's a bit off-putting to write about too many women who are forced to do too much.

There are so many criticisms, and it only has 170,000 words, which makes me confused whether to read it or not.