Hong Kong Crossover: From Hoodlum to Outstanding Young Man of Hong Kong

I have seen more than 60 pictures, and it is obvious that the author wants to write a dark protagonist who does all kinds of evil and is lawless. Then the actions and words of the protagonist are used to link real life, thereby creating excitement for readers. But I personally feel that the portrayal of the protagonist is a bit false, that is, I do these evil deeds just because I want to, with no other reasons, not for fame, wealth, or love or hatred. People all have emotions, love comes first and then hate. All the actions of the protagonist should have a core emotional support, rather than just like an emotionless machine that keeps doing evil things. (Please note that the emotions I am talking about are not simply falling in love.) In short, I don't understand why the protagonist keeps doing evil things.

Why don't you kill Jiang Tiansheng and wait for him to kill the protagonist?

Last time I felt I had some points that I hadn't finished yet, so I'll continue this time. 1. He is not a "good person", but he is a "real person" The protagonist of many online articles is a "moral perfect person", but Li Zhe is not. He kills without blinking an eye, he takes advantage of women's emotions, he exploits the poor, and he bribes officials. But he never pretends to be himself - he knows that he is doing bad things, and readers also know, but readers will ask: "If I were in that world, could I do better than him?" 2. His "badness" is logical It is not bad for the sake of being bad, but there is a clear calculation of benefits at every step. This allows readers to "rationally understand" while "morally disagreeing" with it. 3. He is a "system fighter" Li Zhe is not fighting a certain person, he is fighting the entire social system: Fighting the violent system of the triads Fighting the class solidification of the powerful Fighting the formal justice of the law Fighting the greed and stupidity of human nature This makes the pattern of the novel far beyond an ordinary "gang merger". 4. His "growth" is real He will also make mistakes (being tricked by Huo Jingliang's serial calculations), he will also be afraid (wearing a bulletproof vest when meeting Jiang Tianyang), and he also has limitations (needing to use the resources of the Liang family). This kind of "strength with a limit" is more exciting than the "invincible flow". 5. He is the embodiment of the transformation of the times Li Zhe's road to whitewashing is essentially the epitome of Hong Kong's transformation from colony to handover, and from chaos to order. He was the ultimate version of all the "young and Dangerous guys who wanted to go ashore" of that era, the one who succeeded.

People who write emotional dramas break out in cold sweat

Let me talk about the shortcomings and advantages of this book. The advantage is that the atmosphere and plot design are reasonable, but the emotional aspects of the characters are a bit bland, and there are no particularly interesting plots. The full text is quite depressing. It may be a good book, but it is not very popular among the Hong Kong TV series. Because the Hong Kong TV series are all about collecting harems, collecting stamps, making money and developing businesses, grabbing development opportunities, and being slapped in the face. This kind of thinking can be seen in Hong Kong TV series.

The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and they feel like the boss in the sea. Come on!

It's pretty cool so far, and I hope it won't be inexplicably emotional later on.

It's quite interesting to write! This is the Hong Kong novel I want to read!

Listen to others' advice and eat well. I have adopted all the suggestions and opinions from readers. Removed some superficial sections to make the storyline more compact. Dear readers, please read it again, I beg you!

Huo Xixian is really good, and Nie Baoyan is also really good.