Hong Kong Crossover: Am I in the Traffic Enforcement and Control Unit?

Nausea. The first one is disgusted with the other person because he sells drugs, but the second one is sleeping with the person because of his beauty. Have you never seen a woman?

Brother, don't write about stuttering as a lover. There is too much to write. A thief and a short mule. There are so many normal things in Hong Kong. No need

The author still hasn't gotten rid of his long-winded problem. He even has to write a short essay for every thought of the character. It's extremely dramatic and takes too much for granted. At this level, he still refuses to listen to others' advice.

The starting point has declined? Low resources? Or is the quality too high? ? ? Why can't you even pick out eight books?

😰😰😰What kind of thing are you writing about? Teddy dogs are nothing more than that. They just fall in love with you when you see them. The author has been depressed for hundreds of years?

First, "chao lao" is an absolute term of contempt. In "The Ghost Detective", Yu Zilang's biological sister would be dissatisfied if she called him that, let alone other people! People call themselves "police men," and police stations are commonly called "police stations." No one calls himself a "police man," just like a police officer doesn't call himself a "cop." As for the nondescript title of "traffic policeman", it is even more outrageous! Second, it is "Royal·Hong Kong Police" and not "Royal Hong Kong Police". Where did the "Royal" come from in Hong Kong? "Royal" must be placed first! Thirdly, Chen Haonan's nickname is "𡃁", not "Pretty boy". It's different if you look carefully at the subtitles in the movie. The literal character for "𡃁" is "" in Cantonese, which refers to "a young boy and a stupid young man". The nickname here is that others laugh at him because he is young and stupid, not because he is handsome. Therefore, Chen Haonan has never called himself "𡃁". On the contrary, the word "beautiful" in "Liangkun" is really self-praising. Fourth, when watching Hong Kong movies, you must watch the original version. The Mandarin version will randomly change the lines... Many people think that the hall leader in Hongxing is called "Gang Bazi". In fact, this is an out-and-out Mandarin name. The hall leader in each district of Hongxing is called "Hua Shiren", commonly known as "fit". In the original Cantonese version of He Lian Sheng's leader, it was called "Service", but for some reason it was changed to "Hua Shiren" in Mandarin. Those other titles like "dwarf mule" are purely Mandarin. I don't understand the point of changing the Mandarin version to this one! Fifth, the underworld usually calls itself "** society", "** prefix" or directly "company". Jiang Tiansheng always uses "company" to refer to Hongxing, and Liansheng and others all use "we prefix" to call themselves societies. "Grandpa" generally refers to the entire society, and sometimes it can also refer to the upper echelons of the society. "Big bottom" refers to the top level. "Red stick, straw sandals, and white paper fan" are all boss-level. They can directly be the leader of the hall, or even directly choose the leader. "Four-nine" are official members of the grassroots and can recruit younger brothers. "Blue Lanterns" are the lowest level, basically peripheral members. Maybe the hawkers don't want to be bullied so they can call themselves "one of their own" by handing over red envelopes. Those societies say they have tens of thousands or tens of thousands of people... In fact, 90% of them are just by name!

Don't even look at it, this Wanyi from Biyang is deliberately trying to disgust people. First he says how much he hates drug dealers, and then he gets involved with a female dealer and goes off on the street.

You speak justice in a colony! Which one is justice? It is justice to plot against a British guy and force him to kill a British guy.

The previous chapters were so toxic that I could barely read them at a glance, but in Chapter 264, the senior inspector, a billionaire, had his car scratched by a gangster and even pretended to be someone else to take revenge. The innocent cerebellum was not fully developed.

Since you are writing a Hong Kong variety show, don't get into bed with every woman you meet, and don't let go of all kinds of religions. Movies are movies and reality is reality. The characters in the book you write all live in a two-dimensional real world called a novel. Readers must have a sense of immersion before they will continue to read your book! Think about it, in our reality, would you sleep with a drug dealer without prejudice? In other words, are you not afraid of contracting some strange incurable disease after sleeping with her? There are many characters with the same actor's face in Hong Kong dramas. You have to figure it out whether you like this actress or a certain character played by this actress! ! To give a simple example, Brigitte Lin's "The Invincible East" is very charming, but in the virtual world of "movies", he is a eunuch! The attractive one is Brigitte Lin, not the Invincible Dongfang! ! !