Hong Kong Comprehensive: from Undercover to Hong Kong Island Talker

Hong Kong gangs are not American gangsters. They basically don't use guns. It's very troublesome to kill people. More than 30 people died at one time.

Ha? Chapter 15: Killed more than twenty people with guns. Are you kidding me?

There is a problem with the logic of the protagonist's behavior. A killer actually leaves a tail when doing things.

This is a Hong Kong drama that starts with robbery, splitting the spoils, and murder, but turns out to be an undercover agent. I remember reading a copy of it.

Why do you think you are the only one who can use a gun?

Does Chapter 7 behave like a gold medal killer? Seeing a woman unable to walk

I've seen the introduction, aren't these the same thing?

The protagonist's identity as a killer in his previous life really doesn't match his behavior after time travel. Killing more than 20 people is a big case no matter which country it is in. It's too ridiculous. The author went too far in writing to please himself!

Um, the more I look at it, the more panic I get. More than 20 people died, or were they shot and killed, and the police didn't care? And everyone outside knows that it was you who did it. . .

Hiss! This introduction looks familiar.

In this introduction, I remember that there was a protagonist named Xu Luo.

Killed more than 30 people? ? Even one brother can't bear it. Shuangwen is not as cool as you. It can be changed to flying knives, flying needles or even stones.

I think the author has no idea what the underworld, gangsters and criminal groups are.

You can kill dozens of them at once, but you can't leave the bodies to the police to clean the floor. You have to be able to clean them up yourself.