Hong Kong Crossover: Starting as a Mechanic

Inexplicably, the mechanic has nothing in the early stage. Shouldn't he use his profession to make money? If you lose face, you'll lose it. You don't want to be a gangster! Besides, isn't the face of the underworld the toilet seat? What's the use!! After you get involved, a phone call can make these people kneel in front of you!!!! Development!!!!

The protagonist, a superhuman, runs off to a mud pit and ends up inexplicably reeking of sewer water. This is either a Hong Kong variety show or a superhuman trope, and mixing them together is already quite funny. But adding in thugs and various schemes by the mud pit to manipulate the protagonist makes the plot too unpleasant and won't keep readers engaged.

How to say it? You have always been in the water character, and you are extraordinary. Who is still considered an ordinary person among ordinary people, even if he is hidden behind the scenes, he will set up an organization to test the depth of the world. The ordinary ones are still playing the dungeon style, and the medium ones are directly based on artificial humans, human mechas, those robots from Cybertron, and mechanical ascension with weak flesh.

The shop was burned down, and we've demanded ten more in retaliation, but there's still no sign of it. You're such a coward, so timid!

Do you think what you wrote is "Extraordinary"? 😅🤭 "Extraordinary Mechanic" and Hong Kong Island gangs playing house 🤭

The setup was too long, 16 chapters of filler, and things only started to change after the shop was burned down. I guess they were just lucky.

This family drama has been quite troublesome recently. No wonder many authors don't want to write about family members.

DNF, then the mechanic can destroy the star, right?

It's all so contrived... Whether it's the protagonist roasting chicken at his shop, the protagonist's machine gun sweeping through Jiang Tiansheng's mansion, or stealing 90 million and sending it to the mainland, or the CIA being wiped out by the protagonist after hearing rumors, it all feels too forced and utterly inexplicable. 🤔

Where did level 20 come from? I spent a month and a half grinding for 8,000 experience points after unlocking the panel. Did I automatically get level 20?