Hong Kong Crossover: I'm a Fearsome Cop!
港综：我做差佬很凶的！
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Very good, the plot is very restored, but there is an extra passerby protagonist
It's so good-looking. It's cool. The protagonist's IQ and EQ are both online. He has no abilities. Hehe, it's still a little harem story. Not bad.
It's well written and the story moves very quickly and smoothly!
Although it is an old subject, it is written very well! It's more graphic than the TV series currently being broadcast! The edited plot is not too abrupt either! Really well written! IQ and EQ are all online? [Laughs][laughs]
Okay, sir, crime solving series, they are all familiar movies.
I've finished listening to it. This is the best one among all the Hong Kong comprehensive novels written by Tomato. There is no skipping chapters. The system of other Hong Kong comprehensive novels is too outrageous, and hundreds of millions are made at every turn. This novel has a system but it is simple and clear. It only mentions a few sentences at the beginning, and it never appears again. There is no bloody plot where everything is clear as if there is a document after rebirth.
The writing is very good. The author and the protagonist have online IQs throughout the whole process. The protagonist kills decisively without losing interest. The author's writing style is compact and the whole book is not watery, and the foreshadowing is basically filled in. In particular, in order to keep the protagonist from feeling aggrieved and the article to maintain a reasonable and pleasant reading state, a system is specially arranged to be used only in the early and middle stages to make the plot more reasonable. The interspersion between multiple cases happening at the same time is also a highlight. I have to praise the author's writing and thinking as being first-rate.
The writing is quite good, the connections are not abrupt, and no one is similar to another or forced to be related. The pace is not fast and slow. It is a good book!
Look at this article about Hong Kong Island, it's so beautiful! It's not the old stereotype of Young and Dangerous, nor is it a common undercover theme. It's full of surprises ~ I sincerely recommend it to everyone! The score seems not very impressive. Should we add some points to it? 👍
A very good Hong Kong comprehensive novel. The protagonist's character traits are very clear. He is decisive in killing but not indiscriminate in the true sense. The rhythm is refreshing and great. And I didn't get hung up on the timeline. I personally think it's a very correct approach. The timeline of Hong Kong police and gangster movies is very messy to begin with. It's enough to write a Hong Kong drama with a fairly close time difference. Don't make too many bugs. It'll be fine. There was a system at the beginning, but it didn't take long for the gods to disappear permanently. It felt like a hole was dug but not filled [eating melon]