The Chief Chinese Detective Is Dead, and I'm the Top Hong Kong Cop!
总华探长死了，我是港警一哥！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 428k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Ahem... well, you can probably tell from the list name. There may be a lot of oddball books here. If you're into them, consider this a recommendation. If not, treat it as a list of books to avoid, haha. Still, life is exhausting, so in our spare time we want light, brainless power fantasies that don't make us think too hard (but they still need basic logic!!!!) (￣▽￣) This list mainly collects new urban novels between 50,000 and 900,000 characters. -I prefer light everyday stories, warm and hea
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This is a collection of novels by a middle-aged homebody who has been reading for 15 years. I've spent 15 years reading on Qidian, switching accounts four times along the way. Many old memories are tied to these books. Although many can no longer be found, plenty of classics remain. I update this list irregularly with books I'm currently reading. Anything I recommend is something I was genuinely able to get into. My personal preferences lean mainly toward history, competitive sports, and games.
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Keep it up! It has a bit of a "fairy tale" feel to it, but honestly, the beginning makes me think the later parts will be hard to write. Given the situation in Hong Kong back then, you couldn't build a power base without money. Even Li Huanggua's rise to power was aided by HSBC. They used Li Huanggua to take down several major Chinese banks, and afterwards, overseas Chinese funds primarily circulated through the HSBC system.
Another gold robbery has occurred in Hong Kong. What do you think, author?
The Cantonese dialect slightly affects the reading experience, so please reduce it. I'm a reader who doesn't understand Cantonese at all, thank you.
Using a riot shield to block a grenade cannot absorb the blast wave of a grenade. In essence, this behavior is intended to protect comrades, but the person involved will undoubtedly die.
If you don't listen to the British, you will inevitably be persecuted by them and sent to Stanley.
It flopped before I even started watching it?
Seriously, shouldn't we give the protagonist a power-up? Putting everything else aside, at least give him a power-up that allows him to obtain information. Otherwise, given the chaotic and ever-changing nature of this era, are you sure the protagonist can survive to 97? And the protagonist is in a police department that directly confronts violence; one mistake and he's dead, isn't he?
Free subscription, you'll eat shit!
Author, Hong Kong variety shows have been written to death. You should either write about Hong Kong entertainment realistically or about the development of mainland China in the 1980s. You could take inspiration from "Young Woman Bai" and find some connections in Hong Kong, which you are also good at. By the way, I'd like to criticize you for writing this book, which features a single female lead and is unfinished.
Meng Jun really has a lot of prestige now.
We've also secured the prime recommendation spot.