Hong Kong Crossover: I Run a Taoist Temple in a Haunted Place
港综：我在凶地开道堂
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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It's great. I've read several books of this type at the same time. This is the only one I'm still reading. Sometimes I see Ah Chao delaying things, and I feel like he's not very good at it. But overall it's still good. Come on!
It reminds me of a lot of Hong Kong horror movies, some of which I haven't seen yet. The Cantonese dialogue is a little uncomfortable, but it doesn't affect reading! Overall not bad!
It's okay, but the protagonist seems to have traveled through time. How come he doesn't know the plot of a horror movie at all?
Some people writing about Hong Kong dramas have a strong sense of AI. Maybe the same model has some supporting characters and some protagonists. This article belongs to the latter. The writing is smooth and the structure is complete.
In the early stage, there were more Cantonese, and the level of comprehensive cultivation in Hong Kong was not obvious. The main reason was that the skills were lacking, and the growth rate was unknown. The ending of "Ye Ye Chi Tang" did not fill the gap perfectly. Overall, it's very good, and most of the pitfalls of Hong Kong comprehensive movies have been filled in clearly.
The starting point is that the author has little experience and the writing is a bit tough! The rest is okay, the more I write, the smoother it gets. The plot insertions are getting better and better.
The writing style is gentle and delicate, the plot is ups and downs, and it is a good article and a good author.
The plot is okay but it's hard to watch in Cantonese
The rating is not high, but the quality is okay. The author is very familiar with early Hong Kong horror films. The plots have changed one after another, but the content of the stories has been much shorter.
It is innovative, retaining the taste of old Hong Kong films, but also has its own refreshing points.