
Hong Kong Ghosts: I Want to Be an Exorcist Cop
港鬼:我要做驱魔警察
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- Completed
- Length
- 631k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Mature authors will put pictures of the heroines they meet to increase the sense of involvement.
Give yourself one
How can I put it, the details are vividly described and many of them are Taoist knowledge, but I feel that the pig's trotters practice is just average at first glance, and there is no description of the realm. I still like the pig's trotters to be weak but the practice is high-end. For example, in the Tai Chi Xuan Qing Dao in Zhu Xian, the fortune teller is called Ziwei Dou Shu, which makes me feel very powerful, even if the pig's trotters are weak.
Not bad, keep up the good work
I think it doesn't have to be all about ghost movies. You can mix in some movies from Uncle Long and Stephen Chow, like City Hunter, Police Story, and Truant Dragon [laughter]
Yes, it's written so that old bookworms can read it, and there are no logical loopholes!
Not bad. Although the themes are common, the beginning is relatively novel, the writing is smooth, and the dialogue arrangement is basically reasonable. Overall, it's okay. I'll give it a try. However, in the middle period, the author's protagonist's behavior and personality were somewhat vacillating after meeting Lin Anzhi, which was inconsistent with the previous text, and almost ruined the character. However, through the plot, it came back a little bit, but the advancement was a bit stiff. The only problem with the last dozen or so pictures is that the protagonist's growth is not obvious, his own cultivation has not improved significantly, and his personality is a bit undisciplined in the face of crisis, and the impression is average. It is recommended that the author strengthen his writing skills.
Okay, it looks good. This is the first time I've seen someone write about Yin and Yang. One second I was upset that I got into trouble because I was greedy for 50,000 yuan, and then I immediately swore to those two scammers that I would help them get rich. Is this what a practitioner does? The stupid look now is completely different from the gang fight before. Are you sure someone didn't change the writing?
It feels pretty good! The story is novel and the protagonist has his own main line! However, the system inside is a bit messy and I hope the author can sort it out. But overall it is good and worth a look!
So far, the plot development is good. Maybe I have read too many bad Hong Kong dramas and have developed an immunity. Anyway, it is much better than those powerful and systematic protagonists who traveled through the past. Those protagonists will only restore the plot in various ways and then pop up to solve the problem. Or it could be that he could kill them early, but he procrastinates and waits until not many people die before taking action.