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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Babi has been quite busy lately, constantly lending money to the protagonist before he gets killed, it's really tough for him!
There are quite a few problems, the most serious being the dialogue. It's too fragmented and disjointed, making it difficult to discern who is speaking each line, and it feels disconnected from the context. Another issue is the atmosphere; the characters' actions are mostly just simple descriptions of their movements, which feels awkward.
The protagonist is getting more and more ridiculous. Even a lowly cop can go against him and try to take down Liang Sheng's whole family.
The beginning was alright; he was supposed to be the top triad boss in Hong Kong, and suddenly he went to jail, which I could tolerate. But then Wang Bao appeared and immediately went to help the police, which was just baffling. He even explicitly stated that he was there to shield the police from evil. The character contrast is a bit too much. Are Ma Jun and his gang your relatives? They did all sorts of bad things before, how did they suddenly become like this?
I don't quite understand why the author made the characters call each other "Big Brother" and "Big Boss," but "Ah Da." Where does this term come from? It sounds so awkward!
I'll wait until this book is free for a limited time before reading it. Is there any law that states whether a novel with inconsistent quality before and after its release can be subject to criminal charges?
To be honest, this protagonist is really awesome. After becoming a big shot, he often goes out alone and no one ever shoots at him. Most other protagonists can do this because they have cheat codes that make them easy targets, but this one doesn't seem to have those processes.
I inexplicably ended up on a lousy tour with a bunch of lousy tourists, completely clueless about why. Everyone on the way called him a gigolo, and I couldn't argue with it. One shameless guy even went to slap the lousy tourist on the street. I was totally bewildered the whole time.
Kwan Sau-mei is really no good! She's too ugly... And she's a madam who used to be a dancer. I'd rather there be no female lead than this!
Most people watch Hong Kong variety shows for the thrill of the action, do you agree or disagree?