Hong Kong Wuxia: Who Let You Call Me the Boss?

The plot design is okay, but other parts of it feel off to me personally (I want to say that the protagonist is affectionate, ruthless, and hard-working enough. Generally speaking, it is still readable. After the heroine came out, I felt that it was not written by the same person). When I saw the reporter came out, I was confused. I don't understand what happened next. If you haven't read this kind of plot, you can still follow this book.

The protagonist is a reckless man who always rushes in and fights with others by himself. No matter how high his status is, he just does it all by himself without his subordinates. Never cultivate the power of his subordinates.

A hodgepodge with no logic

The plot of this novel is almost the same as that of another novel. Isn't it copied?

It's so rubbish to be sent to the hospital all the time.

It's really not that good. Can you write about Hong Kong in the 1960s and Hong Kong in the 1980s without violating the harmony? Then he brings in the author's own childish thoughts. Isn't it strange that you, who have little social experience, have to look at life in Hong Kong from your own perspective?