Hong Kong Crossover: I’m Ni Kun’s Godson

Is it so hard for Sardine's family? Just spend 2 million to find someone with connections to help you get rid of your account! You're in a black-and-white situation now! What bottom line do you have?

The problem with this book is that it's too drawn out. There are too many characters in the beginning, and after all that, the plot of Infernal Affairs hasn't even ended. The protagonist is just busy showing off in front of the undercover agent.

Daniel Wu in "Bishonen"

Actually, in Hong Kong, undercover agents, especially those with high-ranking positions, can't get past the Internal Investigations Bureau. The police leadership doesn't allow any tainted records unless a high-ranking official is willing to clear their name.

If handled well, it's a good book. It's just that it's too short.

The subject matter is good, but the setting is a bit lacking.

Ma Jun (from the movie "Flash Point") Sung Chi-kit (from the movie "A Better Tomorrow"), the younger brother of Sung Chi-ho, the boss of an international counterfeit currency syndicate. Yu Zilang (appears in the TV series "D. I. E".) Li Ying (from the movie "The Killer"), former inspector of the anti-gang squad.

Hong Kong variety shows are usually based on movies, so it's rare to see one that incorporates elements from "Line Walker" and various TV dramas. Won't that make things even more confusing?

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