[Hong Kong variety + tough police + system + arrogance + coolness]
Jiang Shaoyun traveled through time and was reborn, and came to the comprehensive world of Hong Kong movies, where there are Hongxing and Causeway Bay... But he time-traveled and became an ordinary traffic policeman.
In this era where gangs are rampant and everyone dares to play Infernal Affairs, Jiang Shaoyun awakens to the [Bangster System].
Can't a ruthless gangster be a Sir? Haven't you heard of "violent police"?
"That's what you called Chen Haonan?!"
Short mule: "Sir, stop fighting. If you continue to fight, you will really die."
"Team Jiang and the Flying Tigers have been beaten back. Let's retreat quickly and call for reinforcements!"
Jiang Shaoyun: "What! The Flying Tigers have gone in? Do you want me to rush in with you?"
"No! Come back, come back quickly!"
Jiang Shaoyun: "Want me to rush faster? Got it."
It sucks. It doesn't have the atmosphere of Hong Kong movies at all, except for a few names that are from Hong Kong movies.
The plot is confusing, the background is confusing, and there is no common sense at all.
It's bullshit. If you have attribute points, you don't need them. After two chapters, you need to use them when you're injured.
I don't even know the police rank in Hong Kong if I have done my homework. They are not called Chief. . . So speechless
Hong Kong's police system is in a mess;
It's written like in ancient times, the protagonist has a gun but doesn't use it
It's too ugly. It avoids falling into the trap. It's so awesome. The gangsters attacked the police and didn't dare to shoot. They even went up to fight with others. It was a waste of time to be reborn and to have a system.
I won't talk about it if there's nothing exciting about it. Writing a Hong Kong variety show always feels like writing about China.
It sucks. I have some skills but I didn't rush early. I only use them in life-and-death situations.
It's too poisonous. The police were surrounded and hacked by gangsters in public, but they didn't know how to use their guns. The people watching were shocked.
It sucks. It doesn't have the atmosphere of Hong Kong movies at all, except for a few names that are from Hong Kong movies.
The plot is confusing, the background is confusing, and there is no common sense at all.
It's bullshit. If you have attribute points, you don't need them. After two chapters, you need to use them when you're injured.
I don't even know the police rank in Hong Kong if I have done my homework. They are not called Chief. . . So speechless
Hong Kong's police system is in a mess;
It's written like in ancient times, the protagonist has a gun but doesn't use it
It's too ugly. It avoids falling into the trap. It's so awesome. The gangsters attacked the police and didn't dare to shoot. They even went up to fight with others. It was a waste of time to be reborn and to have a system.
I won't talk about it if there's nothing exciting about it. Writing a Hong Kong variety show always feels like writing about China.
It sucks. I have some skills but I didn't rush early. I only use them in life-and-death situations.
It's too poisonous. The police were surrounded and hacked by gangsters in public, but they didn't know how to use their guns. The people watching were shocked.