Hong Kong Crossover: You Asked Me to Pay to Save People, but I Became a Big Shot
港综，让你拿钱救人，你却成大佬
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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302Chapters
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The number of characters mentioned at the beginning is ridiculously exaggerated. Did he borrow 5,000 men from Liang Kun? Does he even have that many men? Another place that supports over a hundred gangsters. Even a place that specializes in selling laundry services couldn't afford to support that many people. A karaoke bar is lucky if it has a dozen or twenty people to manage it; how could it have more than a hundred?
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The book fell apart the moment Pansy Ho appeared. It suddenly turned into a romance novel, which is utterly pointless. Besides, is she even pretty? You're not getting married, so why are you getting involved with her? You're just making yourself miserable. She's just a business partner; can't any woman do that? This is a terrible, over-the-top, feel-good story. It's insane.
The plot is alright, but the writing is so bad I want to punch the author. What kind of amateurish writing is this? I can't read any more.
The little stutterer's part is truly a hardcore turn-off.
"Dragon Head" = "Boss", "Speaker" = "District Hall Master", "Red Stick" = "Helper of the Hall Master"! It feels strange to always refer to the Dragon Head position as "Speaker" and the Hall Master position as "Red Stick" without the Hall Master position!
The author was lazy and didn't check the information; the addresses were all replaced with three-character names from Hong Kong movies.
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I can't help but complain. Reading other books allows you to identify with the protagonist. Reading this one is basically just watching an idiot show off. I just wanted to see where this stupid protagonist came from.
In Chapter Two, Shennong, who was reading without thinking, died from poisoning.