
Hong Kong Crime Files: Starting as an Exorcist Detective
港综从驱魔探长开始
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- Ongoing
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- 292k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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What can I say after reading this book? I feel like the character of the protagonist kills all the ghosts, whether they are good or bad, in order to increase his magic power, even without giving any face to the elders. He also selfishly goes to Dr. Lin's hospital, where he is regarded as his nephew, and he treats them as big fish, and takes back big and small bags.
The character of this protagonist is indeed unlikable, too selfish and without any principles!
The book is good, but the character of the protagonist is not established. The supporting characters are familiar, but the protagonist, to be honest, it doesn't matter if he is there or not. For example, the protagonist is lustful, but I didn't see any interaction. For example, killing ghosts and monsters can gain soul power, but ascetics do something and don't do something, otherwise those Jiu Shu would have gotten rich long ago. What we like is a Taoist with flaws and principles like Jiu Shu, not a time-traveler version of Shi Jian who is ignorant and ruthless, and treats people as NPCs.
If killing can increase points, I have no doubt that the protagonist will kill, innocent or not. The greater the ability of such a person, the greater the harm. Goodbye.
The protagonist's character is not very likable and it's hard to describe in one word
I feel like the more I write, the more I deviate from the theme. The theme should be Taoism to conquer demons or something like that. How did it become a daily routine of martial arts and police work? Especially books like the latter are already tired of aesthetics here. If I write these again, I'm afraid they will sink before they are on the shelves.
Maoshan doesn't know martial arts, so he has to go to Shaolin?
How can the Thunderbolt Fist be used when there is no distinction between techniques and the protagonist does not practice Qi? How can one possess a spirit without Qi? Even if the protagonist cheats for a month, how can he memorize Taoist scriptures and practice himself unless he has a photographic memory? Moreover, in this movie world, you cannot practice (spells), so what is the corpse control technique of the Jiuju sect?
The main character gives me the feeling that once you have some strength, you will be able to float away. I don't want Yin De to kill so many ghosts.
Author, could you please stop using punctuation marks? It's obviously a coherent sentence, but you have to add two commas. It's really uncomfortable to watch! Author, could you not use random punctuation marks? It's obviously a coherent sentence, but you have to add two commas. It's really uncomfortable to watch!