Life in the World of Hong Kong Cinema

I finished it in no time; it wasn't enough! I regret choosing this book. I wish I had waited a while longer.

The author chose a good subject, but consistently neglected details, which severely damaged the reader's reading experience. Here are my thoughts. First, there's the issue of logic. I read 20 chapters of this book and almost gave up four times because it felt disjointed. Author, you need to understand that every event has three stages: cause, process, and result.

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After reading about ten chapters, I still can't understand how the protagonist could develop such a deep, life-or-death bond with someone he'd only known for a few days, especially since he's a transmigrator with inherently different thoughts and values. How could he possibly have such a life-or-death friendship with someone he'd only known for a few days as a colleague and someone he'd only met a few times, even if they'd only seen the movie together? 😅

After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist seems like a complete idiot in every aspect of his character and conduct. And instead of trying to be a good guy or starting as a villain and then becoming good, he insists on playing the role of a lone wolf in the dark. In the turbulent times of the 1980s, with the perspectives of the 21st century, even a pig could take flight.

After reading over a hundred chapters, I feel the protagonist is still pretty useless. He's involved in so many worlds, yet he's still being hunted down. Curses have appeared, vampires have emerged, and the killing intent is palpable—I think the book is about to fall apart. This is supposed to be a modern world. You don't need to go to such extremes with power-ups.

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The writing is good, but the updates are a bit infrequent. Especially the author's name, it makes me anxious. But if the author could update more frequently for a few days, I could relax.

I've read over 100 pages. It's getting increasingly boring as it goes on. Then a harem element appears later on, and I immediately lose interest.

The first half of this book was really good; the plot and writing were both excellent, and the attempts at being cool weren't clichéd. Unfortunately, the author got carried away. For the past month, the book has become shorter and shorter, and increasingly padded. A movie scene takes seven or eight chapters, a casino scene takes three or more chapters—ha!