Lost in the Hong Kong Crossover

The first chapter was amazing, the second chapter was very good, the way he looked leaving the courthouse in the third chapter was incredibly cool, and then the system appeared, which stunned me. Why bother, bro? A killer transmigrating and a system with a cheat code? You're really wasting your potential. There was already a tattoo later on, why not write that?

Wherever I feel comfortable and have money, that's my home. As a migrant worker who had to go out to make a living since I was a teenager, I never thought about home. I might just end up wherever I'm buried.

Speechless. This time-traveling character has cheat codes. He even wants a female otaku as his girlfriend, and someone else helps him get a free acquittal using mental illness, then he plots a robbery to save someone... He has a sugar daddy, and he's involved in gangs... This is even more speechless than "speechless to the extreme."

Or are you going to have a thug as your godfather? Even Lu Bu, who had three surnames, wasn't as low as you. You think you're the real emperor carrying a golden carrying pole?

This book is such a waste. The author chose the wrong protagonist. His girlfriend is a prostitute, and to make matters worse, they have feelings for each other. He's practically born with a cuckold's aura.

I don't understand it, but I'm deeply shocked. Having connections, money, and power, why would they want to be a gangster?

Having only read up to the third chapter, I can't say it's poorly written, but rather that our values ​​clash.

Blind Radiance

The protagonist's hobby and profession are both assassins, and he clearly looks down on ordinary people. He transmigrated into a Hong Kong variety show, and his original girlfriend was a socialite. The story begins with a gang raiding his home, which he wipes out. Then the police charge him with murder? He was acquitted. Then he started cheating, snatching up 3000w.

It was obvious at a glance; Rotten Tomatoes' AI writer had arrived—it was utterly disgusting.