A Taoist Priest in the Hong Kong Cinema Universe

Nowadays, novels like to make mythical characters and villains look like idiots. No matter how powerful the protagonist is, everyone else is just a fool.

Good book support! The author's wonderful writing has turned some movies that were originally shoddy and filled with plot holes into something interesting. I personally recommend a few movies that can be added to expand the story of ghost movies: "Speed ​​Zombie" + "New Human Skin Lantern". The side plot is to eradicate Maoshan traitors. Maoshan Warlock Mao Long trains hard to enter the mysterious book and wants to become an immortal demon. When he learns that the wife of his eldest disciple Youtu is a Liuyin girl, he wants to sacrifice her alive and suck her blood. In order to save the life of his wife Piao Hong, Youtu joined forces with his junior brother to fight against the master, and successfully suppressed him. Many years later, Youtu, his junior brother and Piaohong have been reincarnated, but they have completely lost their memories of their previous lives. In order to track down the whereabouts of Liu Yin Nu, the three of them started a fierce battle with Mao Long and Wu Jie. In order to prevent Mao Long from wreaking havoc again after being unblocked, the three of them started a fierce battle with Mao Long and Wu Jie. He is another disciple of Mao Long. It is set that he was defeated by the masters of Maoshan. Although the original film is crude and anticlimactic, the boss in the setting is quite powerful and there is room for modification and imagination. The unbounded speed is impressive. Fa Ge's ghost film series "The Spiritual Energy", "The Ghost Bride" and "The Romance" include the villain played by Dewei in "The Romance". He is so mysterious and weird that he uses his thoughts to let Fa Ge experience a Tomb of the Living Dead a few kilometers away. His skills are worthy of being a boss. "Magic Lip Tribulation" and "Strange Fate" have certain similarities. There are also Hong Kong horror films that are not funny, such as "The Evil List", "The Devil's Fetus", "The Seed", "The Evil Dead", "The Poison", "The Ghost" and "Escape from the Coral Sea" ", "Ghost Eyes", "Demon", "Ghostly Feet" and "Ghost Slaughterhouse" are basically not written by anyone. The style is relatively unique. I don't know if the author will consider incorporating it into it. There is also the villain played by Dewey in "Romania". He is deep and weird. He allows Fa Ge to experience a Tomb of the Living Dead with his thoughts from a few kilometers away. His skills are worthy of being a boss. The protagonist of "Midnight Dinner" has a good chance of meeting him as a policeman! "Evil Fights Evil" and "Evil After Evil" are also classic Shaw Brothers movies, and "Little Fox Fairy" is an interesting movie. Let's see if it fits. For example, in the story "Brother Collides Ghost", Li Song changed his career from a policeman to a Taoist priest. Uncle Ying's "Heaven and Earth Xuanmen" and "Exorcism Police" "The Ghost Mansion, the Bad House, and the School" trilogy is Liu Zhenwei's ghost series and should not be let go "Fierce Cat" You can try the cat demon is also a boss level "Asura" The big boss in "The Peacock Prince" is a world-class demon king. This can be a main mission that can connect some movie foreshadowings, such as the evil god in "The Devil's Fetus" and "The Seed", and grandma's cult in "The Devil Lives Next Door". They can all be subordinates of the hell king Hui Tian. After finishing "The Millennium Banshee", you can go to Xianxia. The rigid date style of "I Have a Date with a Zombie" is more suitable to be written in a separate volume. After all, the zombie level setting in it is different from that of traditional Hong Kong ghost films. Adding it will easily change the flavor of the Hong Kong ghost film series. However, if you write a separate volume, you can try to include ghost films close to the millennium or after the millennium. It can be used in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and ghost films of that period that were influenced by foreign countries. The style is different from the golden age of Hong Kong movies, and "Sadako" has also been added to Zongyue. You can add "Charcoal Curse", "Hot-Blooded Youth", "Spell Paradise" or Japanese "The Grudge", "Group Girl" or even European and American ghost movies. As a short story about the protagonist catching ghosts, I hope that the protagonist and Xiaoling will compete for business In addition, can you give the protagonist a full face? Nowadays, even the protagonists of novels without female protagonists are handsome guys, and bad gambling rights have become detective rights. The image is important, but it cannot be done with ugly appearance.

In the movie "A Good Life", the female gamblers in it are more trustworthy than the few people in the movie. I think it is better for those three guys to die. When I was watching a movie today, I watched a movie called Wenmi. I hope the author can write about this in the next copy. The family that was burned to death was really not a good thing. The little ghost is a naughty kid, and the female ghost is even more like a bitch. It's best to beat her until she loses her soul and never gets reincarnated!

After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist moved his head here and there, and the whole world merged into chaos. The various spells and talismans are not clearly introduced, and they are used inexplicably. The introduction of relevant characters is even more abrupt, without any foreshadowing or introduction later, and the author continues to roughly advance the plot as if it is clear to the reader. The protagonist's behavior, speech and behavior are not cynical, but frivolous. I hope that the author will not just make up the word count when writing a book, but pay more attention to the key points of writing.

I saw a few pictures where the main characters were written too lowly, and I felt that the world view was a bit confusing and unclear.

Alas, after reading five chapters, I found that there are relatively few themes, the structure is good, and the writing is okay. Unfortunately, the character of the protagonist brings the whole work down a few levels. Maybe the author wanted to write the nonsensical humor that was the most classic Hong Kong drama of that era, but the character of the protagonist loves to be clever and has a lot of inner descriptions. If you want to continue reading, delete the book review if you can hold on. If you can't hold on, delete the book review.

The most admirable ones are those who write that scholars directly join the system without understanding Taoist culture. .

The protagonist's personality is too eccentric, and he behaves like a gangster. The writing is very good, but the protagonist is really unlikable.

The Taoist priest does not look like a Taoist priest, but looks like a supporting character in a Hong Kong movie.

After reading a few chapters, it feels so confusing. . .