A Happy Life Starting with Hong Kong TV Dramas

We, the readers of fanfiction, already know the plot and want to see the protagonist, with an omniscient perspective, wreak havoc. But the protagonist is unaware of the plot and doesn't use any cheat codes. These fanfictions have too many flaws and not enough satisfying moments, making it difficult to compete with other system-based novels.

After reading two chapters, author, don't you know that the plot is the biggest source of enjoyment? You've removed that; what's the difference between you and a native? It makes me feel like the protagonist is an idiot, knowingly walking into a trap. This is very frustrating. If your memory is hazy, at least let the protagonist understand their character.

How can a native who doesn't know the plot and a Black Lotus who doesn't know the abilities possibly have a happy life? They're bound to suffer setbacks, losses, and hardships after a new plot unfolds, only to be able to protect themselves, fight back, and turn the tables because of the mysterious Black Lotus.

I came here because there's no female lead, but it turned out to be full of ambiguous relationships.

Your premise is terrible; it'll never be a hit. The protagonist has absolutely no knowledge of Hong Kong films, so readers can't relate at all. What's the difference between being reborn and not being reborn? You might as well just have a native; it'd be less of a hassle. Besides, the protagonist's personality is a bit too saintly. Honestly...

Did the author misspell the title? I've read over ten pages and still can't figure out what the "golden finger" is supposed to do! What's the point of being reborn if you don't know the plot?! This is toxic, I'm outta here.

He calls himself the Imperial Army? I didn't realize he was a pro-Japanese element.

The author wrote very well, but don't write like that again. Let's go back to the construction site and move bricks instead. 🙂🙂

No wonder he failed; he looked like a local.

I can't stand it anymore. I read a few chapters of this awful work, and the writing is unbearable. Even elementary school students don't write like this. The protagonist is either smiling or giving a knowing look. This isn't how an author makes a living; the writing is so terrible.