Hong Kong Crossover: Recruiting Talent to Conquer the Myriad Heavens
港综：招贤纳士制霸诸天
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- Completed
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- 547k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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What a ridiculous blunder. The God of Gamblers competition was a mess of blunders that resulted in nothing. The champion intercepted the national prize. What kind of era was this? Do you think the mainland wouldn't investigate hundreds of millions of dollars?!
A poorly written, amateurish novel.
After reading about the $100 million revenge fund, I realized that the author is a complete novice with terrible writing skills. The author claims to write about Hong Kong variety shows, but fails to capture the 'interactions, acting, battles, and interweaving' of world-famous figures from those shows at all.
That's utter nonsense. They even dared to steal hundreds of millions of US dollars from Guanchai Ba. He's someone the government is watching. You dare to touch that money? You're getting cocky, aren't you? Not to mention the other plot changes, like insisting that Butonglin died in the end, and writing that Longwei didn't know kung fu at all and only became popular because of Li Jie. Sangbang, did you do that?
The government really can't investigate anonymous overseas bank cards.
Why haven't you updated it? This book is really good!
The rest became a rambling account; each chapter only briefly mentioned recruiting two random characters.
Honestly, the plot is being written way too fast. It's like completing a quest. Others pad their word count, but this is like a detailed outline. How many chapters are there, and how many characters have already appeared? At this rate, how are you going to write the rest? Who can stop all these underlings?
A question These stories describe why people who are reborn in Hong Kong all like to become gangsters, get involved in organized crime, or work as spies or undercover agents, like those in the "49" or "Blue Lantern" gangs. Is everything the same? Isn't there anything new? Oh, and I also like stamp collecting. Anyway, I'll make money in the end and become the richest person in the world. Are there no differences?
Write more gambling movies, such as The King of Gamblers 2000, The Conman in Vegas, Young God of Gamblers, God of Gamblers II, Mahjong Master, and the From Vegas to Macau series. There are tons of sexy women in them!
Update! Update! Update!