Hong Kong Crossover: Five Points of Strength from the Start

This system feels like someone is chasing you with a knife and trying to stab you.

An ordinary person with a gun has a combat power of 5, while someone without a gun has a combat power of at most 1.

It's well-written, but I just can't connect with the characters; it feels like a monotonous, rambling account, and I can't bear to read it.

For example Name: Smurf Nickname: Blue Spirit King Gender: Male Age: 25 Brief Introduction: An ordinary-looking but burly man, once a powerful figure, now retired from the entertainment industry, content to be a simple online streamer with a large following, especially among women, and the dream lover of many young men and women. 🤓

The author could learn from *Phoenix Mocking Phoenix*; this book feels like a low-budget, short version of *Phoenix*.

It should be a single female lead; I checked the author's books. In Hong Kong fantasy worlds, wouldn't it be better to just stick with multiple female leads?

The protagonist is even worse than those from mainland China; he's nothing (police officer, gangster), and he just messes with himself. 🪖

Wow, this introduction is amazing! I'm coming in to see how the protagonist gets messed with by the female ghost...

People must rely on themselves

Have the recent chapters been posted before?