Hong Kong Cinematic Universe: The Big Boss Starts by Taking Down Zhongxinyi

If every chapter is filled with newspaper articles, you should quit writing books and become a journalist.

The protagonist's junior sister in "Kung Fu Jungle" is quite good; she's well-nourished and her child won't go hungry.

The main character works in the anti-triad unit, but most of the cases he handles are serious crimes!! 🤤🤤

The protagonist kills ruthless bandits, assists in capturing Zhu Tao, and only gets promoted to police sergeant after capturing Lian Haolong. So, to become the top cop, wouldn't he have to conquer the entire British mainland?

It's so bland, the plot is glossed over, I didn't even get to see anything before the main content was gone.

It's strange, I just can't get Chen Farong's beauty. Aesthetics are really subjective.

You can't just ignore this issue to get through the "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard" storyline. The protagonist is a policeman; how can he just run away knowing several witnesses are about to be murdered to silence them and claim it's none of his business? In the end, everyone in "Zhongnanhai Bodyguard" has to go back, except for the female lead—doesn't it matter whether this plot point is included or not?

It's a Hong Kong variety show, so why did it turn into a saga of classical Chinese literature? 😰

It's over so quickly! Aren't you going to write about other worlds? It's not enough!

How long will it take for "The Great Ming Dynasty" to finish? I want to wait until it's over before I read it.