Hong Kong Crossover: Starting with the Dragon City Years
港综：从龙城岁月开始
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 10mo ago
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- Qidian
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Don't be the kind of Madonna licking dog type protagonist. We have returned to Hong Kong Island at that time, and we must be ruthless to make money. As long as there are rich stars, there are many stars. I have read many books where the billionaires end up licking a bunch of female stars. 😂
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Lai Cai
Why hasn't Big D's wife ever appeared? She was originally Big D's think tank.
Damn, it broke at the critical moment. The protagonist is so awesome that he doesn't know how to arrange more people to protect the ice factory. Moreover, the management of the ice factory did not send anyone to protect it. Now you start a war with other prefixes, aren't you afraid that the other side will jump over the wall? Is it unexpected or is the author forcing his wit? It's not necessary. The protagonist has been going smoothly for so long, so there is no need to let him suffer, right? Let's wait and see for the future development.
It's pretty good, but a few Austrian words pop up from time to time, which makes me a bit uncomfortable.
It's Yao Zi again. Ninety percent of those who write about Hong Kong films are Yao Zi.
The writing is too detailed. On the contrary, it becomes very cumbersome and unsightly.
It's like going through five levels and killing six generals. He killed the leader but didn't find out the relationship between the leader and the leader. The brother of the leader kept causing trouble for the protagonist.
Another cool article! Come on!
There are too many books to search for, so I can only mark them.