Hong Kong Movie: Three Years Undercover, You Say I'm Not a Policeman?

I don't understand why the protagonist has so much money and still has to work as an undercover agent and join the underworld.

Don't ask your subordinates to offer tens of thousands of monthly salaries at every turn. In that era, it was not reasonable at all.

Don't tell me, after three years of undercover work in Hong Kong, you are really not a police officer. If you go back after all the hard work and your boss disowns you, your file will be permanently sealed, and you will be discriminated against in all kinds of ways even if you go back.

Two books in a row, cut as soon as they are on the shelf

Now the system can no longer write. . . Not interesting

I have no desire to read two chapters a day.

Looking at the author's previous books, the layout and logic are good, but I don't know why they are not popular. Cheers for the new book! !

Boss, your first two books were pretty good, but now you've got to the point where it's cool. You're done. Write about the King of Thieves, Terrorists, Three Hands, Guys, and Career Creation Accidents (refer to the movie "Accident" Louis Koo)

The setting is good, and it can be seen that some thought has been put into it. One of Huang's subordinates was fired from the undercover at the beginning, and there is continuity in the background later. It is rare to write a Hong Kong drama from the beginning. The most common problem in Hong Kong TV series is that there are too many plots to write and too many people to appear. Then the train started driving, faster and faster. The opening chapter of Infernal Affairs, the main character, is actually quite good. This story is suitable for character development, but it was not written well and was too hasty. I also forgot about Chen Yongren, haha. The provincial flag soldiers and Zhongnanhai bodyguards are fine, but the Tianyang brothers are not. At this time, these people are in the orphanage, or they are still teenagers, they are too impatient.

Everything else is fine, but I feel that the author does not regard money as money, is too condescending, and spends tens of thousands of dollars on people, and tens of millions to charge the system, and does not understand the exaggeration of this money price in that era. Maybe the protagonist will eventually travel to other worlds, otherwise this attribute would be too exaggerated and would be invincible.

What does it mean that the protagonist's parents died in a May storm?