Traveling to a parallel world that incorporates countless Hong Kong movie elements, Chen Shi was captured by gangsters and Lian Sheng at the beginning and sacrificed to the evil "Gu Man Tong". In a desperate situation, the super AI [DeepSeek] system from the future in his body awakens, which not only helps him fight against evil spirits, but also allows him to obtain a mysterious creation [Variety Star King] tool box that can swallow and simulate the energy of all things.
From then on, he was forced to get involved in bizarre conflicts: on one side, he was pursued by gangsters who vowed to crush him to ashes, and on the other side, he was the beautiful policewoman Ya Zi who paid close attention to him; he had to deal with the invitation of the West Kowloon Gunslinger to form a team, but also had to deal with the temptation of the Feng Shui Master; he partnered with the exorcist Leon to "hunt ghosts" in Temple Street, and he lived and died with the red ghost in Lai Yuan...
In this urban jungle full of neon lights, loyalty, cold arrows and strange legends, Chen Shi relied on DeepSeek's precise calculations and the evolution of the Variety Star Lord, and stepped on the corpses of his enemies and the fragments of evil spirits, step by step from a "sacrifice" to be slaughtered, to a "Sham Shui Po fitter" who stirred up the situation and understood both black and white.
And the only thing he wants to know is how many unknown secrets are hidden behind this crazy world among the heroines whose fate is intertwined with his?
Reader comments
I feel that pig's trotters have more of an aboriginal component, but I don't see any advantages as a time traveler. Goldfinger hasn't figured out what components it is, and it can collect, analyze, and organize it, but it doesn't have a plot advantage. In a country, if you are used to watching Hong Kong movies, the protagonist should be the protagonist, not pig's trotters. I want authority, I want a mouth, I want a woman, I want a younger brother, I want to be handsome.
It's a bit difficult to read. There's so much Cantonese that I can't understand. I'll give it four stars.
I feel that pig's trotters have more of an aboriginal component, but I don't see any advantages as a time traveler. Goldfinger hasn't figured out what components it is, and it can collect, analyze, and organize it, but it doesn't have a plot advantage. In a country, if you are used to watching Hong Kong movies, the protagonist should be the protagonist, not pig's trotters. I want authority, I want a mouth, I want a woman, I want a younger brother, I want to be handsome.
It's a bit difficult to read. There's so much Cantonese that I can't understand. I'll give it four stars.