The King of Intelligence in Hong Kong Cinema

If you don't sell information, don't be an undercover agent, just goof around, or just work as a pawn, it would actually look better.

， First of all, it is set that the protagonist travels to a Hong Kong drama but does not like to watch Hong Kong movies, so the intelligence system is used to complete the prescience aspect. This is actually a good highlight. After all, nowadays, there are many stories about prophecy, Zhuang Zhou Mengdie, or those who have no idea about the plot in Hong Kong dramas. The intelligence system is also a good setting. However, the author's writing is too rigid, or he is not experienced enough. After reading dozens of chapters, I don't have much sense of immersion. It is just the protagonist holding ten pieces of information every day, either reporting information to Liangkun, and then letting Liangkun make a profit, or giving information to the undercover boss, who is the Seraph to solve the case. The whole story is completely like a narrative style combined with a running account model, which is not at all exciting. Because of the author's experience, even accepting the masters does not feel any exciting. On the contrary, there are many immature places with bugs, such as the place where the competition for the top spot deliberately exposes one's skills and makes everyone keep it a secret, which is a deceptive operation.        ，，，，， As for the intelligence of the protagonist's intelligence system, if nothing else, if it is used well, let alone world domination, at least a local warlord can take the initiative to plan, but after looking at the catalog, he is still wandering around in the circle of Young and Dangerous... In other novels, even if people are gangsters, but their courage is there, the gangsters will gradually become the masters of the underground. Then there is the need to use Liangkun as a shield. It is completely unnecessary. The protagonist can go out independently and rely on this intelligence system to slowly lay out the entire Hong Kong Island and nearby Southeast Asia. It is too petty now.

In the last book, I had a bromance with Liang Kun, but now I'm taking the confession in his name.

At the beginning, it was a new hydrological model. The impact of something happened was discussed and reviewed by people from different interest groups, but there was nothing new, and it did not reflect the special impact on the group. The words were repeated over and over again, which could last for several chapters. The protagonist and the team of characters all have amnesia. Things that have been agreed upon will be known to each other for the first time after a few chapters. A similar scene has appeared so many times that it is unbearable. For example, Han Bin initially discussed the issue, and Liang Kun predicted that the old gang would split. Han Bin was surprised, and Liang Kun said that he should gloat about his misfortune; dozens of chapters later, when Han Bin actually announced the issue, Han Bin was just as surprised that the old gang would split

There is no information about what kind of underwear my sister-in-law is wearing, bad review 😁

I've read more than 200 chapters. If someone follows you, give them a mansion worth ten thousand square feet. Ordinary guys have mansions with thousands of square feet. How long have others been with you? A lot of months. Is writing a book mindless? Be nice to your little brother, no problem. But you have to pay attention to methods. A thousand feet in Hong Kong is called a luxury home. Delivered hundreds of thousands of sq. Ft. Luxury homes at once. What did others do to you? Talent is the most important thing. What kind of talent does an ordinary thug have? I really can't stand it anymore.

Come on, brother, come on! 200,000 Updates per day, with 40 chapters released. You are too temperamental. The monthly ticket originally intended for another book belongs to you.

A lot of dialogue and chatter

This is good, the characters don't need to be too complicated. Some books wish to include all the characters in Hong Kong movies, which would make it very confusing. In the Hong Kong film and television industry, there is a group of people who make films over and over again, especially police and gangster films, and even the supporting roles are made by those people. For many old movies, if you can't remember them, just check them out. This search is even more confusing. There are a bunch of Andy Lau, a bunch of Simon Yam, a bunch of Ng Meng-tat, and a bunch of Stephen Chow. It's hard to even imagine what that scene looks like. So you don't need too many characters, otherwise it will really be a mess.

He laughs at every turn. He can laugh five or six times in a chapter and is not afraid of dying from laughter.