Ruling the World, Starting with Hong Kong Films

The protagonist has become a big boss, yet he still frequently takes matters into his own hands and fights people. The most outrageous thing is that he even became a stunt double once.

If you have a gun but don't use your hands, you're destined to be a scoundrel for life.

I don't know what you're thinking, but I've read the new chapter too. I understand you saying you won't kill S, but you said you won't join any clubs? Then you wrote that people called him He Yiliangsheng? And when you wrote this character, were you trying to overthrow the leading figure or use him as a backup plan? Another one is that you do everything yourself? The police have already figured out your approximate identity, why aren't they doing anything about it?

You wouldn't dare kill any of those main characters! How many times has it been? Capture them, release them, release them, capture them again. Are you kidding me?!

The author of "Spring Harvest" has become arrogant after being praised. A few compliments and he thinks his fight scenes are amazing, that he's on par with Jin Yong and Gu Long, and that he's going to be a pillar of martial arts novels. 😄😄 He keeps showing off his terrible fighting style. A random passerby could easily be killed with a single shot, but he insists on adding unnecessary scenes.

The protagonist is a foreign mercenary who restrains his opponent, refusing to use his gun and insisting on hand-to-hand combat. He even uses his own hands to block a metal baseball bat, getting beaten to a pulp. Despite this incredible feat, he has devoted sons and grandsons who try to whitewash him. The book itself isn't great, but the author certainly knows how to raise dogs.

Neither black nor white, if you say you're behind the scenes, you're just like a thug, hacking people to death.

It's riddled with errors and poorly written.

Even with all that strength, why are you still out fighting and killing? Aren't you supposed to be on the legitimate side? You're acting like a thug.

It was quite good when it was based on Hong Kong variety shows, but after the new world was introduced, it became really boring. It's all about quick transmigration, entering dungeons, completing tasks, and leaving. There's absolutely no development; you just become a pure tool to complete tasks.