Hong Kong Variety Show: I Am Ni Kun Qizai

Is it difficult for the Sardin family? Just ask a big circle to help you cancel your account for 2 million! You are black and white now! Want a fucking bottom line

The problem with this book is that it is too procrastinating and has too many characters in the early stage. As a result, it took a long time and the plot of Infernal Affairs was not even finished. The pig's feet were just loading money in front of the undercover.

Daniel Wu in "Young Love"

Take good control, it is a good book. It's just that the word count is too few.

In fact, those who have been undercovers in Hong Kong, especially those with high status, cannot pass the internal investigation department. Senior police officers do not allow tainted files to appear unless there is a high-level boss willing to help you clean up.

The update is a bit slow.

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The theme is quite interesting, and it looks good so far, but there are a few small problems: One is that the protagonist's system has always seemed to have no effect, and the things drawn are all disposable. This setting seems to be useless. It feels like it is just used to get through the plot, and it does not improve the protagonist. I suggest that the author consider providing some powerful rewards. The second is that the characters are a bit thin. There are so many underlings, but they seem to have no effect. When watching Hong Kong Variety, what you are watching are just those familiar characters. You have accepted people like Chen Yongren and Tan Huanxi, and it feels like they are no different from passers-by. You can give these people more highlights later. The third thing is that the plot is a bit too bland. To put it bluntly, it just doesn't feel satisfying. However, today I saw the latest chapter where the yellow dog ambushed and ambushed, and I thought it was okay. Maybe it's because the new book issue has fewer words? The author needs to think about the rhythm issue.

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

Hong Kong dramas are usually movies, but it's rare to see a series with The Walker and various TV series. Wouldn't it be more confusing?

Ma Jun (from the movie "The Fuse") Song Zijie (from the movie "A Better Tomorrow"), the younger brother of Song Zihao, the leader of the international banknote syndicate Yu Zilang (appeared in the TV series "The Fuse") Li Ying (from the movie "The Bloody Heroes"), former inspector of the anti-crime team

It's pretty good. There are a lot of Hong Kong dramas instead of a lot of Hong Kong movies. I quite like it. However, I don't like the setting. Although it's rare to have many Hong Kong dramas interspersed, I still missed it.

The subject matter is very novel, come on. Worth watching. But it would be better to adjust the background of the male protagonist. There is no need to be a Fit or a seat manager in a small club in the Ni family. And Ni Yongxiao looks too retarded.