[Completed manuscript ready; no dropping the story]
[Infinite Flow + System + hardcore wish-fulfillment + American horror + Jackie Chan-style martial arts + smart characters]
“I have the right to remain silent, but you don't. You're suspected of illegal interdimensional travel and murder!”
Supercop Chan Ka-kui transmigrates to an American horror universe, becoming the sole cross-dimensional judge of law and order.
While victims scream and run for their lives, Chan Ka-kui complains about Seattle's rain as he pulls out a pair of silver handcuffs:
“I don't care if you're the Lord of Hell or an alien freak. In my jurisdiction, break the law and you'll sit down and behave!”
From the start, in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Leatherface hasn't even revved his chainsaw before a shoulder charge caves in his ribs.
In Saw, Jigsaw is just about to play mind games when Chan Ka-kui tears down the wall by force. “Want to play games? Go back to the station and play with the judge!”
He tears the Tyrant apart with his bare hands in Resident Evil, baptizes the Lord of Hell with tear gas in The Pope's Exorcist, and unleashes god-tier noise suppression in A Quiet Place!
With thirty thousand Justice Points in hand, he unlocks the ultimate divine skill [Justice's Oppression: Domain of Law].
Immortality stripped away, phasing forbidden, physical hits forced to land!
Even an Outer God gets a good old-fashioned beating inside his Domain of Law!
With computing support from the built-in super AI M3GAN and the black-flame thunder baton [Retribution] in hand, Chan Ka-kui sweeps through:
The Grudge, A Nightmare on Elm Street, 30 Days of Night, The Mist, M3GAN, Van Helsing, Underworld...and other horror universes!
Chan Ka-kui: “I'll say it again: hands on your head, face the wall! You with the tentacles, I'm talking to you. Show me your temporary residence permit!”
[Purely physical exorcisms, no frustrating setbacks, no saintly heroics, steamrolling all the way!]
I'll write it for you. Mission number 9620 entered the police station. Sarah received him. As soon as he entered the chief's office, he saw a leather bag. Wasn't that Super Cop Chen Jiaju? Why was it hanging on the wall? The Tu people are too law-abiding. They've already hung it on the wall. Without any hesitation, a Gatling gun that spewed blue flames appeared out of thin air.
It's really good, and well-written (that's the truth). But while reading it, I kept thinking of young Jackie Chan with that big nose—so handsome and funny! Later on, it started to feel a bit too AI-driven, and the male lead's character became increasingly different from Jackie Chan's, becoming more and more violent. Let's give it a thumbs up, though; I haven't seen any major problems yet.
Great review! Excellent performance by Chen Jiaju! The muscular, visceral action is fantastic! A niche horror film, finally not the kind of overused American Horror Story with Jason Statham, Freddy Krueger, and Carrie Seed! Excellent review! Keep it up, author!
I give Chen Jiaju a thumbs up. As for the storyline, the dungeon ended too quickly, and the next dungeon was rushed.
No poison spots, not bad.
I've read a dozen or so chapters, and it's alright. It's a good read. The protagonist can be seen as a tough, calm, and native protagonist disguised as "Chen Jiaju," which is quite interesting.
Could the author please write an episode about Deadly Bend? I'm begging you.