Hong Kong Crossover: Starting with Raging Fire

If you really want to make a lot of money, just capture Ding Crab. If you pick his wool every day, you can become the richest man. This is the operation. The protagonist controls Ding Crab and lets him choose stocks and horse racing 😁😁

Have you seen it? (*^ω^*)～(￣▽￣～)~

There has always been a problem with the Furious Cases. In a special department like the police force, you have to work hard. Master Ye sold five teammates for a kidnapper. Who is willing to risk their lives with you? If something goes wrong when you go out to work, will you have to sell your subordinates again? ? Isn't it a joke that this kind of person is excluded from his own people at the first moment, but he can still become the leader?

Stop talking about the protagonist's human limits. He constantly exceeds the limits of the human body, and turns out that the limits of the human body are that of a world-class athlete? This human body's limit is too stretched. You might as well say that your physical fitness has been greatly enhanced. Every time I see Beyond the Limits of the Human Body, it challenges my desire to abandon books.

I don't deal with people like Mr. Young Master, and there are always chapters about making movies. It's really boring. If you want to write about making movies, you should write about entertainment. Why write about Hong Kong variety shows? Why don't you just brush it off about making movies? I'm here for Hong Kong's police, gangsters, and gangsters. You have to write about business like film companies and theaters. Why not just brush it off a little bit? It's better to replace what you write about with security, finance, and entities than writing about entertainment all the time.

Others can destroy theaters, but you can't take revenge? Are you just going to show off your skills and wait for others to slap you in the face?

This book will collapse during my trip to Thailand. When writing cool articles, don't include the Virgin Mary's personal stuff, don't you feel comfortable killing everything? We must show some humanistic care. There are scum selling organs in a village. Are you going to let them go? Still care about them? A scumbag among scumbags like Hong Wengang, let him see heaven? Also explain that you don't think it's evil? It was really disturbing to see.

( ﹡ˆOˆ﹡ ) Surrender, Azu. Readers outside call him Jackie Chan.

This was written in a hurry. It's faster than upgrading, fighting monsters, and changing maps. It's just putting a few movies together, copying the plot, and then starting the next movie. Business wars are also conducted like a running account. There is no climax, it is a turn-based system. Others will always do it once, you spend money to fight back once, and then wait for others to do it again.

It is recommended not to write about black heroes, human skin lanterns, and rigid appointments. It is so surreal that it is difficult to grasp.