Hong Kong Crossover: One Gunshot, and the Rewards Arrive

The plot is very unreasonable, and the character's behavior is not logical at all. A time traveler travels to the Hong Kong world, and there is a gunfight at the beginning. Later, he is inexplicably passionate and sacrifices his life to solve the case. I feel that the author tried very hard to write the plot in a brain-burning way, but it is really different. I feel that it is more likely to start a business after traveling to the past, or wait until the golden finger lottery is accumulated to become invincible before taking action. It feels like too much force!

I wanted to write suspense but I ended up writing it in a foggy way, unable to think logically. The protagonist is cheating but runs around like a marionette. I don't know what it's about, and there's no main plot.

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What is written is inexplicable. Even a small police officer is not the team leader. He acts like a savior.

What the hell are you trying to show off how good your writing logic is?

In those days, only big bosses could use mobile phones. How could you, a small policeman, use a mobile phone? Can I still upload videos??

It's not exactly poop, but the situation doesn't match his identity. If you said it was something like what Guan Hongfeng in "Day and Night" encountered, I'd think it would make more sense. You're a rookie cop, giving instructions to the chief and deputy chief, and even suspecting them? What were you thinking? Did you want to write down all your thoughts on a case, then sell it and make money?

I feel that the system capabilities of this time traveler are a bit redundant. Of course, I might want to make a good start, um, aside from these things, I can still watch it.