The King of Intelligence in Hong Kong Cinema

If you don't sell information, don't go undercover, and just blend in, or even become a cop, things are actually a bit better.

I got bored before I even finished reading the free chapters; it's a typical self-indulgent Hong Kong variety show novel. First of all, the premise is that the protagonist transmigrates to a Hong Kong variety show but doesn't like watching Hong Kong movies, so the aspect of precognition is supplemented by an intelligence system, which is actually a good highlight.

In the last book, he and Lung Kwan were like brothers, but now their testimonies are all in his name.

Initially, it was a new hydrological model, discussing and reviewing the impact of a certain event by people from different interest groups, but it lacked originality and did not demonstrate any particular impact on the group itself. It was just repetitive and could fill several chapters. The main characters and their group suffer from amnesia.

I've read over 200 chapters. You give someone a 10,000-square-foot mansion the moment they join you. Even ordinary underlings get 10,000-square-foot mansions. And how long have they been with you? A month or two? Does the author not use their brain? Being nice to your underlings is fine. But you have to be tactful. In Hong Kong, a 1,000-square-foot mansion is considered a luxury.

There's no information at all about what color underwear the older sister-in-law wears, bad review 😁

Wow, bro, awesome! 200,000 Words updated in one day, 40 chapters released in a row after going live. You're so generous! I was originally going to give my monthly votes to another book, but they're yours now.

A whole bunch of conversations, rambling on and on.

This is good; there don't need to be too many or too complicated characters. Some books try to include every character from Hong Kong films, which makes it very confusing. The Hong Kong film industry is basically just a group of people making the same films over and over again, especially in police and gangster films; even the supporting roles are played by the same people.

He laughs out loud all the time, sometimes five or six times in a single chapter; isn't he afraid of laughing himself to death?