Hong Kong Zongli Urges People to Be Kind

If the male protagonist himself is the most unkind, then wouldn't everyone else be kind?😏😏😏

Zhou Xingxing and Kim McGee are two scammers who dare to accept their subordinates without fear of being implicated.

Don't write about the fantasy genre, hire more women

I don't know why, but the content isn't bad either! But it always feels awkward to read!

It's hard to say, it's just dry. Without a sense of involvement, there is no desire to continue reading. The character is also not likeable. One of the two patrons is an uncle named Huang Fatty, a colleague and brother of the protagonist's father during his lifetime. After the death of the protagonist's father, he treated the protagonist as his nephew. The two of them not only help the protagonist arrange work, but also help the protagonist pay off the mortgage. The two of them were not involved in making money, nor did Robinson get 200 million from opening a milk tea shop and publishing a magazine. Both of them are married, don't they think about their families and future generations? This money is not black money. The protagonist makes friends with people outside and is willing to let them invest in them and make money. But he turns a blind eye to the two protagonists who are his best and backers.

Why! It's too fake. It's impossible for the protagonist to go undercover with his background. Do you really think those officers didn't do any back-up? And in this Hong Kong drama world, if the protagonist does this in prison, how could it be possible that the protagonist is still a traffic policeman? It's fake, there's no way to take it in and read it. Hong Kong TV series is too complicated and no one author can write it well. It's poisonous if you overthink it

After reading Chapter 19, there are no big poisons yet, but small poisons keep coming, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable.

When I read Chapter 4, what I was reading was not a book, but loneliness.

I'm really sorry that I gave a negative review before I even read the book. When I saw the title of your book, I really didn't have the courage to read it.

After reading the first chapter, I have been patrolling for two years at the age of 17. This is too much.

It's so damn stupid. Didn't the author check it after he finished writing?

I lost interest after just reading one chapter. The main character is a policeman and said that he has been a traffic policeman for 2 years and is only 17 years old. Brother, this is too casual.

If you want to acquire a girl, you'd better refer to Chen She, otherwise you'll most likely end up on the street.

Recruit more girls, don't let He Min go 😁

Too confusing, illogical, too peaceful

I was confused after just a few chapters... Ranks in the Five Lucky Stars is an undercover agent. Why does the protagonist think he can take the credit? 🤔 And the plot development revealed in the narration makes me wonder if there are two versions 😵 Can I watch it later? Leave it alone first...

It's too bland, don't touch Liu Shuiwen

I hate these Hong Kong variety shows who like to be dogs

In the first chapter, they persuaded them to leave. The traffic police kept running to Stanley when there was nothing wrong. What a drama.

Are there any good novels about traveling back in time to the golden age of Hong Kong? They should be more logical and interesting.