The Tough Guy of the Hong Kong Action Cinema World

From the first chapter you chose to continue to be a hustler, no one has read it, and you haven't even entered the police academy. You say you are a policeman?

Forget it if the protagonist is ugly, wretched, and weak. If he goes to collect a few of his subordinates and all of them run away, you are left alone without a weapon. You are a fool. Let's wait until the end of Chapter 3. Goodbye

Hong Kong undercover? This setting is badly written. Readers don't like undercover agents very much. Either quickly explain that they are undercover (easy to be blocked), or replace the old guys with new bosses (to solve the troubles of the predecessor), or simply do business.

Why does it feel like the protagonist doesn't look like a time traveler? He needs IQ but not IQ, and he needs EQ but not EQ.

It's pretty good. It's pretty good among Hong Kong novels. The setting is good.

There are still people who believe in Huang Zhicheng these days. Even if you don't know, you have been asked to work as an undercover agent. You have no brains to agree to this.

It was the first time I saw someone, no, a dog, willing to lick a yellow dog at the starting point. It really seemed like the same thing.

There is no future for swinging between black and white. If you choose to be black or white, you will remain firm. The character of Erwuzi is not engaging.

Is this protagonist sb? Licking Huang Zhicheng and saying that Huang Zhicheng is a good person. Help Huang Zhicheng, damn.

Save it, you won't be able to watch it after reading the first chapter!