Hong Kong Ghosts: I Want to Be an Exorcist Cop
港鬼：我要做驱魔警察
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- Completed
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- 631k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Looking for Books About Taoist Arts, Magic, Ghost Hunting, Cultivation, and More
The protagonist should have some skills from the start and gradually grow stronger later on. Male perspective.
Any Hong Kong Ghost Stories Set in the 1970s or 1980s?
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Looking for Novels with Lots of Horror and Comedy!
I’ve recently gotten into horror-comedy novels, but I’ve already read all the horror comedies on Tomato. Please recommend some! Maybe there are still a few hidden gems I’ve missed!
Zombie King Stories: The Uncle Jiu Universe or Mr. Vampire Are Both Fine
A Crossover of TV and Film Worlds Featuring Horror Movies Like Ju-On and The House
A Hong Kong Film Universe Ghost-Story Anthology
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Looking for Novels About Being a Police Officer in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Crime Saga with a Police Protagonist or a Powerful Underworld Figure from the Triad Unit
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Why Does No One Write About Transmigrating as Uncle Jiu? No Stories About Being His Disciple or Anything Like That
Recommend Some Hong Kong Drama Crossover Novels About Becoming a Cop. I Want One Like Qi Lingyun’s, Not About Becoming a Gangster
Looking for books similar to Hong Kong: From the Start, Ngai Ho Chasing the Dragon and the Empire of Money Become One.
The Age of Declining Spiritual Energy: Myth Returns, and Ancient Gods Reappear in the Human World
Modern Earth is at the end of the Age of Declining Dharma. Spiritual qi revival begins, ancient myths reappear, and cultivation becomes mainstream. Humanity rises among the myriad races, journeying from Earth toward the stars and the sea of stars.
Transmigrate to Hong Kong Films and Solve Cases with a System
Transmigrated into a Hong Kong movie world, solving cases with a System
Transmigrate into Hong Kong Cinema: Young and Dangerous, a Military Factory from the Start, and Build an Army in Hong Kong
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Reborn in 1980s or 1990s Hong Kong: System and Beauties
Looking for Hong Kong Crime Dramas with Superpowers
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A Genius Criminal Is Struck Dead and Reborn in a Child's Body, In a Family of Police Officers
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Well, the details are vividly described, and much of it involves Taoist knowledge. However, the protagonist's cultivation methods sound rather ordinary, and there's no description of his cultivation levels. I prefer protagonists who are weak but cultivate something profound and sophisticated, like the Taiji Xuanqing Dao in *Zhu Xian*, or the Ziwei Doushu for fortune telling. That sounds impressive, even if the protagonist is weak.
Not bad, keep it up!
I don't think it has to be all ghost movies. You could mix in some Jackie Chan and Stephen Chow movies, like City Hunter, Police Story, and Fight Back to School 😏
Good, it's written in a way that even seasoned readers can enjoy, with no logical flaws!
It's not bad. While the themes are common, the opening is relatively novel, the writing is smooth, and the dialogue is generally well-arranged. Overall, it's a decent read, a passable read. However, in the middle of the story, the protagonist's behavior and personality become somewhat inconsistent after meeting Lin Anzhi, which is inconsistent with the earlier parts of the story and almost ruins…
Yes, it's good. It's the first time I've seen someone write about Yin and Yang's Mistake. One second he was regretting getting into trouble because of greed for 50,000 yuan, and the next he immediately swore to those two scoundrels that he would definitely help them get rich. Is this how a cultivator plays? This stupid behavior is completely different from when he was fighting gangs. Are you sure you didn't change the writer?
It's pretty good! The story is original, and the main character has their own main storyline! However, the internal structure is a bit messy; I hope the author can organize it better. But overall, it's still good and worth reading!
So far, the plot has been developing well. Maybe I've read too many bad Hong Kong crosstalk novels and become immune to them. Anyway, it's much better than those protagonists who transmigrate to the past with power and systems. Those protagonists just recreate the plot and then reappear to solve problems. Or they could have killed them earlier, but they dragged their feet and waited until the others were almost dead before making their move.