Hong Kong Crossover: You Cut Off My Livelihood, So I’m Sending the Boss to the Moon
港综：断我财路，送大佬上月球
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- Completed
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- 640k Words
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- Infinite Flow
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- 6mo ago
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Teacher
That's so incompetent, he does everything himself.
Now that he's the eldest brother, he handles everything himself, even personally disciplining others.
Bobo
Little Jews
The main character is written in a very low-class and unrefined way!
If the protagonist does everything, what's the point of having henchmen and employees? Show some class and charisma as the protagonist, not some lowly laborer doing everything himself. Don't write him like a loser, a lowly worker, lacking any real presence or charisma. Have a core group of henchmen, bodyguards, drivers, and security personnel – that's what a boss should be like.
Bobo
Being overly aggressive and violent is boring.
Brainless, intellectually challenged...
Brother, please add He Min to the female lead's cast.
The list of female characters is so limited and not very appealing.