Hong Kong Crime Saga: King of Intelligence

It's starting to become incoherent. I've already started to forget the plot from before. For example. When they were clearing out Johnny Wang's morgue stronghold at Mingxin Hospital, Wang Jingjing was already the director of Qiankun. As a result, when they remade "Young and Dangerous" now, it felt like it was their first time appearing on screen. Or perhaps the author has changed.

Everything was great, except for the money stuff. It made me think I was in Japan, talking about millions or tens of millions of dollars all the time.

It gets boring when people keep spouting nonsense.

The money details are indeed misrepresented, with the value increasing fivefold compared to its original worth. The plot itself is fine; it's the work of an experienced author.

Why not just write that an ordinary person gets a system? But for someone involved in organized crime, having a system and then having a powerful underworld boss as a father—what's the point of making this a huge cheat?

This guy talks too much nonsense while reading. The ocean is all water.

Oh dear, the quality is terrible! I thought things would get better after it was released, but it's gotten even worse. Aside from the excessive watermarks and a bunch of uncorrected typos, everything else is normal.

The American intelligence system was a mess, and now they're resorting to Hong Kong variety shows, huh?

How's this book? Has it made you stupid? It's always passively fighting back, or taking hits without fighting back—the kind of book that makes you a saintly hypocrite.

Eight wives by age 20… It wouldn't look so awkward if I wrote his age a few years older. When did he get these wives? 😠