A Daoist in Hong Kong's Crime-Fighting Universe

A good book that makes people want to complain.

The author should use the three most important chapters for educational purposes, as this will lose many readers. I suggest the author revise them when he has time.

Too much science popularization, too little plot.

Sorry, I couldn't watch anymore. The main character has a mental illness. He says he's afraid of trouble, but he always invites trouble for himself. He meddles in other people's business and spoils everything. Even fortune tellers aren't as accurate as him. And he talks about cultivating his mind. Isn't he afraid of divine retribution?

Although the beginning was a bit weak, the plot was quite good. The protagonist's handling of ghosts and monsters was also excellent. Cultivation begins with cultivating the mind; if one's character is flawed, merely cultivating magical power is just another cultivation novel. However, I'm looking forward to seeing vengeful ghosts appear later, helping them seek justice, and just directly destroying evil spirits! Keep updating!!

There's no main storyline; you just wander around aimlessly all day. Whenever you see a character involved in the story, you run up to them and spoil their future, which is so awkward.

The protagonist seems like a psychopath, constantly revealing details of the case to those around him, yet he doesn't ask for anything in return. It's completely illogical, like a tutorial in a beginner's village.

A short story was added to Baidu Baike.

Chapter 1: Encyclopedia of the Sky Eye Chapter Two: Encyclopedia of Courtyard Houses Chapter Three: Encyclopedia of Taoist Scriptures

Author, are you writing a book or just copying from Baidu Baike (Baidu Encyclopedia)?