
Legends Begin in the Hong Kong Crossover World
传奇从港综世界开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 665k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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A district police station only has a few hundred people? The area and population have increased tenfold. The number of police officers hasn't changed; how can they possibly manage everything?
A cold and domineering beauty!
The alluring and captivating Serena!
Don't write urban fiction like horror movies, and don't make the power system too outrageous!
I think it's very beautiful.
For those who like harem anime, is it a multi-female protagonist story? And is the main character weak?
Let's start a thread to discuss the female lead!
The three currently identified are definitely going to be included; whether more will be added later is still under consideration! Firstly, I'm worried that there are too many female leads, and my writing style might not be able to handle it. Secondly, I don't know if readers will like it! Third, it's also due to decision-making difficulties!
When describing female characters, they always use phrases like "eyes of this type." Let's try a different description. P. S.: I bet the author doesn't have a girlfriend. 😜
In Hong Kong, people aren't addressed by their given names; they're just called "Ah-something" or "something-boy." Seeing names like "thunder-skinned" or "pockmarked" is quite jarring.