I Transmigrated into Hong Kong’s Crime Shows as a Cop, but Something’s Off About the System
穿越港综当警察但系统不对劲
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A rare pure police-centric story, and it only started in 2004, abandoning many classic Hong Kong films. It remains to be seen how the author will develop the plot. Currently, the system's presence is minimal, and solving cases relies on the police force and the characters' judgment. The low rating is probably for the female lead (Liu Yifei).
My hometown is in the countryside, and I raised a donkey. This donkey was very talented and extremely skilled at grinding grain. He was very creative, and the flour he ground was loved by the whole village. Countless wealthy people from big cities even made special trips to buy flour ground by this donkey. This donkey possessed extraordinary wisdom and worked diligently every day.
A good book, not cliché, I wait for the updates every day, it's different from the Hong Kong variety show stuff I've read before. The supporting characters are very distinctive; there are no mindless villains, nor are there a bunch of beautiful women.
It's rare to see such a good Hong Kong variety show. The writing is smooth, the plot flows seamlessly, and the logic is tight. You can tell the author worked very hard, managing to fill in most of the plot holes from the original series. This is fantastic! Finally, a Hong Kong variety show doesn't insult my intelligence by relying on the original plot.
Having read several novels about time travel through Hong Kong movies, this one is quite good in comparison. The characters' development is smooth, and it rationalizes many of the films' illogical actions and toxic plots, while also connecting them logically. Unfortunately, to highlight the protagonist, some of the original films' highlights are toned down, and many classic films are omitted.
Why only 7.9? Are people's expectations for education so high these days? This is the best Hong Kong variety show I've seen in terms of logic and script adaptation out of the dozen or so I've watched. I wouldn't say 9 or higher, but at least 8.
Honestly, this book's rating is too low; it should be above 8. Although some plot points are a bit far-fetched, the overall positive message, the lack of frustration, the lively atmosphere, the single female lead, and the absence of romantic entanglements or a harem element are enough.
Throughout the journey, the protagonist remains patriotic, righteous, and courageous. He takes down corrupt police officers, demonstrates sharp intellect, sweeps through the police force, and rescues undercover agents. There are numerous rescue scenes, and the entire story is very well-written… It's just that these few hundred chapters seem a bit short…
This is one of the few novels in Hong Kong fiction that focuses on the police force, incorporating elements from several classic Hong Kong films and dramas since 2004. The protagonist has impeccable political credentials and comes from a wealthy family. Although he possesses a system, it's essentially useless; he relies on his own abilities to excel within the police force.
I didn't initially pay attention to this book because of its low rating, but after reading the comments, I saw everyone saying the rating was too low, so I gave it a try. I found it's indeed better than many 9-point Hong Kong variety shows, and the plot is quite reasonable. So far, I haven't seen any major flaws. I hope it maintains this level of quality. PS: How did this rating get so low? It's unbelievable!!