Hong Kong Films: God-Tier Choices

I've read the content of this book by the author in another book, and apart from the protagonist's system functions and the protagonist's name, the rest of the content is almost identical.

Choice, choice. Since it's called a choice, the options should at least be balanced. Looking at the options in the description, there are three options, but to a normal person, there is only one.

Well, I don't really like novels with romantic subplots. The protagonists with complicated relationships are really frustrating. Even if the protagonist is kind, they still have to be rational. These kinds of wish-fulfillment novels are only suitable for students.

And he's supposed to be the main character? Always buying secondhand goods, is he afraid his head won't be green enough?

The author writes well, but please don't write again. Go back to your factory and work as a screwdriver. The synopsis and content are completely unrelated, and the content is like a pile of shit, with various main characters playing minor roles. It's nauseating to read.

It should align with the protagonist's interests, and not always portray oneself as a saintly figure who is always there for the country and its people.

It's called a god-like choice, but there's really only one option. It's like having two bowls of shit and a chicken leg; which one would you choose?

It feels very similar to another book.

I think the choice is about giving up or choosing, but I don't know what it says. Are the rewards for the three choices equal? ​​Anyone would know which to choose in such a situation.

I recommend a book that's not from Feilu, but also about Hong Kong films: The World of Cinema.