Hong Kong Crossover: Undercover in Wo Hop To, From Foot Soldier to Dragon Head

Hong Kong comprehensive articles write about politics. Not pretty. Assholes like me don't care about politics.

After seeing two hundred chapters, the timeline has passed by one 🈷️. Pig's foot has gone from 49 to dragon head, can step on the four major societies, punched two Lis (Li Shaoji, Li Huanggua) and took out several acres of land to apologize. Li Shaoji even killed himself and his brother to apologize to Pig's foot. The director of the police department treated Pig's foot like a dog in front of Pig's foot. This is what Pig's foot has achieved in one month.

Pig's feet means doing trouble all the way, passively doing things all the time. This kind of early results will be very good, but generally you will feel tired later.

After reading it, the writing is quite good, but the pace is too convoluted. It feels like individuals are standing on the opposite side of the protagonist, and then the protagonist fights monsters and upgrades one by one without taking a breath. Tired of looking at it

Bearer bonds written by the author must be inherited before they can be used? 🤔🤔🤔The author's world view is different from ours? ? ? Did you start releasing poison after this was put on the shelves? Forced to add bloody scenes. .

It's all just a twinkle in the eye, a startle in the eye, and I'm a bit better at reading. For someone like me who listens to books, the more I listen, the more awkward I become. Can we stop describing so many surprises or change them from time to time 😅

A crime city game with a long history. You can seize property by killing people. The Japanese can't do it and the British can't do it. How can a talker do it? If there is any loss in the middle, if you take 10 million from the property, your younger brother, boss, lawyer, government, officials, and backers will all share it. If you can get 50%, you will have to burn incense.

It can be viewed as a normal irrigation study. Can't think deeply. The author always makes the male protagonist fight back after being targeted. He stopped appropriately, allowing the enemy to gather strength again and target the male protagonist again. Those who like hot-blooded stories will scold the author. The male protagonist is already one of the top powerful figures in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, and the author is still writing about the male protagonist competing with ordinary people in a battle of wits and courage to fight for their lives. In the past, when fighting with others, I could send oil tankers to explode and storm the military camp. The male protagonist who is outcast can only shoot secretly, the male protagonist can only beat the dog, and the male protagonist who has the power behind the scenes dare not go deep.

At least half of the chapter is about women. Has the author never seen a woman? What should we write about if something is lacking in reality? It was really disgusting to watch. . . Is this water interesting?

The characters of this book are good, the selection of the heroine is good, and the updates are timely and generous. The disadvantage is that the pace is too tight, one thing after another is too rushed, and finishing so many things in a short time gives people a sense of urgency and lack of reality. There are few daily descriptions and emotional interactions between the heroine and the supporting characters. There is not much space to expand on the perspective of the supporting characters. One-man shows are performed too frequently. I hope to pay more attention to it in the next book.