Hong Kong Crossover: Starting by Shipping Goods for Mr. Huo

I should have been reading this book for five years. But what the hell are Hong Kong students? Hong Kong students are all in their 90s, right? The people who appear most in the Hong Kong and Chinese novels I read are probably Hong Kong students. Second, it should be He Min. Le Huizhen.

This is a bit nonsense at the beginning. You said you don't have a gun, but I believe you for the time being. Why don't you use rockets for archery? You have to use close range. Isn't the villain's life the same? Everyone is trying to survive

Nowadays, when writing about the rebirth of fucking Hong Kong, there is no clue at all except for writing about women. Now Qidian's entire urban writing stinks.

In the 1950s, Hong Kong was surrounded by pirates. A large number of Kuomintang troops broke out and went to sea to become pirates. They rode in torpedo boats and carried American firearms. Those who worked in shipping carried machetes and were robbed every time they shipped.

Author, when did you travel through time, why did you ask Boss Huo about the battle situation?

Author, you have some ideas, let the pig's feet be fucked, and you will come to power and replace him. Anyway, he relied on the people to rise to power, you can do it too

Brother, would you go back in time and make a stick? Still a thug?

In this novel, he is also a boss, and he knows a lot of bosses, which means that he is already in the upper echelon, and there is a gang under him. He is the boss behind the scenes. In an alley where actors are still low-class, he ends up acting as the protagonist in a movie. Haha, he really can't get on the stage. The time period in the book is not now.

It's up to you how much you can earn.

As a colleague of Zhu Tianliu, I would like to praise you for writing well. Come on