Hong Kong Crossover: You Were Supposed to Go Undercover, but You Became a Tycoon

①The protagonist behaves out of the circle and shoots everywhere, unlike leaving a way for himself to clear his name in the future ②The protagonist is bull-headed and horse-mouthed, and the setting is to push Liangkun as a shield, but in fact the protagonist has always been on his own, going ahead, which is a common problem in Hong Kong novels. He likes to set off the protagonist through a series of majestic actions of the protagonist, and feels that the setting has no depth.

Is a 49-year-old so arrogant? The boss is being trained to be the younger brother, while the boss in the same family is always being criticized? Why are you? Don't you know what the seniors, fellow Taoists, young friends, and ants have to say?

The protagonist really gave me a lot of experience. The undercover young and Dangerous boy did not clean up his innocence and quit his job to become a tycoon. He also took the initiative to kill people in front of others, and also made all kinds of outrageous things. As a time traveler, don't you really think that you are an indigenous Young and Dangerous boy?

The author wants to write the protagonist as the kind of big man who pulls the strings behind the scenes. The result is written in four different ways! Goldfinger is still a big spender, and this big man looks like a hundred spendthrifts! The protagonist wants to be a rich man and doesn't want his association status to hinder him. So the writing was very awkward! On the one hand, I want the scenery of a mixed group, and on the other hand, I also want the scenery of a rich man. You are both black and white. Do you really think you are Superman or Yang?

Is this ruby ​​really so attractive? A mother-san who is so rotten and has never seen a woman?

There are too few audios for listening to books, and the audios that can be listened to now are not good.

I couldn't stand it after seeing the first picture. It was framed in front of someone's lawyer.

Is it a comic setting or a movie setting?

The explanation of Little Stutter has already said it, this is a mess.