
Hong Kong Hauntings: I Claimed an Evil God as My Dad and Became a Nightmare for the Rich
港诡:认个邪爹后我成了豪门噩梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 426k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
175Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
39.1kReads · all time
187Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.1Score
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Dating an cannibal... To be honest, I was prejudiced before watching it. Although I still have prejudices after watching it. However, it must be said that the author wrote very well and handled the situation very well. It ended before I finished reading it, but I checked the ending and I was very satisfied. Just a little hint, it's a happy ending.
Everything was great, but the romance made me a little uncomfortable. The thought that the protagonist was Hannibal Lecter, and that Hannibal wouldn't suddenly develop feelings for someone, made me feel very uncomfortable and uncomfortable all over.
I started reading this book from the previous one; it's really good. Can I mention that the male lead is Mads Mikkelsen? I think the synopsis already mentions it, so it's okay. But once you have that setting in, the interactions between the male and female leads are absolutely hilarious! 😆😆😆
It's pretty good, highly recommended. It has a style reminiscent of old Hong Kong ghost movies—a bit scary, but also interspersed with nonsensical humor. The main characters and their team are like those in Hong Kong films; they seem unreliable at first, but they always manage to solve problems in the end. I initially thought it would be longer, but it ended prematurely.
This has a touch of fantasy, it's good. The only problem is the female lead is too weak in the beginning; I suggest not using the reincarnation trope, just saying she had a precognitive dream would have been better.
This book is absolutely fantastic! And when I checked the author's profile, I realized I'd loved it all along. Every novel by this author is exactly to my taste—super enjoyable! Highly recommended! Ah, it's so good, so good! Author, could you please write more novels like this? It's so good, please write a few more like this! Please, author! 😘😘😘😘 @
A super novel theme, and the author's writing is excellent 👍 I rarely finish a book, so I highly recommend it 💕💕💕💕 It's just a pity the ending is so short, it's over in a flash 😢 I hope there will be some epilogues.
It's incredibly good, a chaotic mix of various magical styles! This kind of masterpiece is rare indeed. It has a feel of watching an old-fashioned Hong Kong horror film. The male and female leads are still testing each other out. Author, please update more!
It's not bad. Actually, I have zero knowledge of the Hong Kong mystery genre; I even had to look up some place names and idioms on Baidu (.). However, overall, this book felt a bit like the adventure novels for young girls I read as a child. The timeline was slow and steady, and the story unfolded very smoothly (I'm at a loss for words, but that's the feeling). I personally like this kind of understated feel, so I'd still recommend it. I'll put any spoilers in the comments.
It's well-written. At first, you might think the female lead is a bit weak and the main characters are a bit silly, but from chapter sixty onwards, it's really good!