
Code Name: Doctor, Moving Operations to Hong Kong
代号医生,转战香江
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 443k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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People must rely on their own doctors
It's quite similar to the one from 🍅, but I already sent that one. Is yours a sequel? But how did you manage to lose the four wives?
The protagonist of this book is really tough! It's just that the current timeline is still early; a few years later, after the Korean War, the protagonist will have enough men and weapons to completely take over Hong Kong.
My personal opinion after reading the book
Having read so many chapters, I personally feel that the protagonist's handling of emotional issues is idiotic; he's practically courting death. He doesn't seem to consider his situation. He transmigrated and inherited immense power, wealth, and a vast network of connections, but lost the system's ability to make others loyal.
With such impressive writing, you could practically establish a small country in Southeast Asia? With tens or hundreds of billions of dollars and hundreds of loyal subordinates in 1949, why would you need to be bossed around by foreigners in Hong Kong? Being a spy? That's ridiculous!
After reading three chapters, I couldn't believe this was the author who wrote the early chapters of the museum. You've gone to a tomato training course, haven't you? 🤔
We could get a squadron and fighter jets; with enough manpower, we could actually take over Hong Kong. We could also get some missiles and plant some mushrooms. Anyone who dares to challenge us can be dealt with. We have 10,000 cubic meters of space; we could go steal some mushrooms or something.
Keep it up! I want to see rivers of blood. Go for it!
A loser in his fifties, he's wasted his life.
I was tricked into clicking by the title, but what kind of rubbish is this? It's all the author's wishful thinking.