Hong Kong Crossover: From Hoodlum to Outstanding Young Man of Hong Kong
港综：从古惑仔到香江杰出青年
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- Completed
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- 756k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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187Chapters
1.3kRecommendations
20.8kFans
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Having read over sixty chapters, it's clear the author intended to create a dark, ruthless protagonist, capable of any evil deed. The author then uses the protagonist's actions and words to connect with real life, creating moments of excitement for the reader. However, personally, I feel the protagonist's characterization is somewhat hollow.
Why not kill Jiang Tiansheng instead of waiting for him to send someone to kill the protagonist?
Why is Li Zhe so memorable?
Last time I felt there were some points I hadn't finished expressing, so I'll continue this time. 1. He's not a "good person," but he's a "real person." Many online novel protagonists are "morally perfect," but Li Zhe is not. He kills without blinking an eye, he exploits women's feelings, he oppresses the poor, and he bribes officials.
The writer of the romance scenes broke out in a cold sweat.
Let me discuss the book's strengths and weaknesses. Its strengths lie in the relatively reasonable atmosphere and plot design. However, the characters' emotions are somewhat bland, and there aren't any particularly interesting plot points. The overall tone is rather depressing.
The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, giving off a sense of a seasoned veteran. Keep it up!
It's going well so far, and I hope I don't let my emotions get the better of me later.
This is really interesting! This is the kind of Hong Kong crossover novel I've been looking for!
I made major revisions starting from Chapter Nine.
Listen to advice and you'll have a good meal. I've taken all the suggestions and opinions from my readers. Some weak or unnecessary scenes were removed, making the storyline more compact. Dear readers, please read it again, I'm begging you!
Huo Xixian is really good, and Nie Baoyan is also really excellent.