Hong Kong Crossover: Cao Dahua Is an Undercover Agent by My Side
港综：曹达华在我身边卧底
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Ba Guan has been very busy recently. He always lends money to the protagonist before he is killed. It's so miserable!
There are many problems, the first of which is the problem of dialogue. It is too detailed and fragmented, making it difficult to distinguish who said each sentence, and it is out of touch with the description of the scene. There is also the problem of atmosphere rendering. The characters' actions are basically pure action descriptions, which looks very embarrassing. For example, in the chapter about "Brother" when you withdraw your left hand, the description of the action when leaving can be changed to [raise your hand, wave it casually, and say casually: "Thank you for your hard work, so-and-so"]
Why does the protagonist become more and more jerky as he gets around? No matter how small a policeman is, he can fight against the protagonist and imitate Liang Shou to trick his whole family.
It was okay before. The biggest boss of the Hong Kong society suddenly went to jail. I couldn't bear it. Then when Wang Bao appeared on the stage, he went directly to help the police and was speechless. He also made it clear that he wanted to help the police to stop the evil. The contrast between the characters is a bit big. Are Ma Jun's group your relatives? Why was there such a sudden contrast when you were doing all kinds of bad things before? .
I don't quite understand why the author asked the character not to call Big Brother or Big Brother, but Ah Da. What kind of name is this? It's so awkward!
I will wait until the book is exempted before reading it. Is there any legal provision? Can those who have inconsistent quality before and after the novel is put on the shelves be punished?
One thing to say, this protagonist is really awesome. After becoming a big boss, I often go out on the street alone, and no one ever shoots me coldly. Most other protagonists who dare to do this become a 50-50 captain because of cheats, but this one doesn't seem to have that process.
Inexplicably, I went on a trip with a shabby tour group that posted bad news. I had no idea why. People along the way called him a jerk. He had no temper at all. A big shot shamelessly posted bad news. I was confused the whole time.
Most of the people who watch Hong Kong TV dramas come here for the cool stories, do you agree or disagree?
The water is too much, text version hardcover chasing girls? Shouldn't I just watch the movie? Deleted, goodbye👋🏻