The King of Intelligence on Hong Kong Island

Some of the content was repetitive; the reason had already been explained to the person before, but the person afterward seemed to have forgotten, so the main character repeated it.

Holding a top-tier, coveted position, he's constantly wasting his energy dealing with gang rats. He has quite a few problematic aspects, and there's frequent repetition of content.

That's amazing!

What does this mean? It means he's been castrated.

Repetitive content, pretentious language. This book review doesn't even have the basic structure you'd expect. Don't you have any self-awareness?

It's too painful to watch. The content is disjointed, often repeating itself, and it gives off a pretentious vibe. I'm giving up.

You can't write without Leung Kwan, right?

It's possible to use AI to write it, but can't we find a reliable one? It's worse than an elementary school student's composition.

I didn't quite understand the economic content, but it was very impressive. So I gave it two votes. The other content was a bit rambling, but not too plain, so it was readable.

Someone has put tomatoes on your book.