Hong Kong Films: In Stanley Prison, I Snatch Three Hundred Million in Bonds
港片：人在赤柱，截胡三亿债券
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I hate seeing descriptions where the protagonist has a cold gaze that scares away the villain. Cold gaze my foot! I don't know where the author learned this bad habit; it's incredibly awkward. From now on, all the protagonist's tricks will be in vain; he can just use his cold gaze all day long. This move will lead him straight to becoming the world's richest man. When he encounters villains, he'll just scare them away with his cold eyes.
In the movie, each person chosen to lead a gang only received 200,000 yuan, while the protagonist's work involved tens of millions of yuan in expenses, with no return on investment. All the profits were ill-gotten gains. Does the police really think they only arrest criminals and not investigate the source of the money?
Hakimi is still Hakimi; you can't become a tiger just because you put on a tiger skin. Do you even know what 300 million in bonds means? Is that something a nobody like you can just go to a bank and get? Don't treat people in violent organizations like fools.
After watching this, I don't want to watch any more.
Ha ha ha ha
Write something innovative
Readers are probably fed up with those stories that constantly involve business development and commercial expansion. This one involves behind-the-scenes maneuvering, stirring up trouble between gangs, and getting new movies involved—not just a few specific movies and people.
An undercover agent dreams of becoming a tycoon; he can have anything in his dreams!
As I was passing by, I was quite curious after reading the introduction. You're a transmigrator with a system and cheat codes, so why do you find it strange that a triad boss like Jiang Tiansheng would be a big shot? Aren't these all just shady characters?
Why am I feeling increasingly frustrated? I've gathered a bunch of powerful henchmen and a lot of territory, but I just don't feel any satisfaction. I've lost the desire to keep watching.
Why are Hong Kong variety shows inseparable from the Young and Dangerous movie series?
This book is amazing! When did the Hong Kong police start using Black Star sniper rifles?