Hong Kong Crossover: Great Things Lie Ahead

You should either write business dramas instead of Hong Kong gangster shows. If you're a coward who doesn't act like a gangster, you shouldn't be in the underworld. Go home and find your mothers. A big triad leader gets killed by a rich kid, and the whole triad acts like cowards and doesn't dare to do anything. What kind of Hong Kong variety show are you writing? In real life, even if someone gets slapped, Xiang Huaqiang will kill them outright. And you, writing a novel, are such a coward?

Without a system to navigate Hong Kong variety shows, could I survive for three days? 🤔🤔🤔

If you say there's no profitable business, then there's no such business in the book! Readers read Hong Kong gangster novels for enjoyment and immersion, not for realism. As long as it's not too fantastical or bizarre, most people can accept it!

I usually give up on several of the author's books after reading only a few chapters, but I finally managed to get into this one, and these few chapters have completely changed my mind. The true nature of businessmen is profit, and the true nature of gangsters is violence.

Author, I feel there are some problems with your writing style. It's starting to sound like a documentary, but you're not focusing enough on the characters and plot. It's more like a dry, uninformative presentation.

I was telling you. So this is the author who wrote it. Goodbye, you famous, frustrating king!

After reading a few chapters, I felt increasingly frustrated. I exited the page and realized it was written by Paiyunzhang, a writer specializing in writing about frustrated, cowardly kings. 😤🤫

Putting everything else aside, the fact that the main character in this gangster film is a eunuch—how can that possibly keep audiences interested?

What do you mean by trash? Well, this is it. Back in the day, renting this kind of book at a bookstore for 30 cents a day would have been considered a rip-off.

Utterly speechless! A Hung Hing gang leader was killed by a rich second-generation heir, and they almost scattered his ashes... If they don't draw lots, Hung Hing will just fall apart!