A Rookie Cop in Hong Kong Movies

The reward for getting injured while completing a quest is healing potions. I'd like to know why this quest is for this purpose? Is it to make the protagonist get injured?

It got boring after a while. The plot introduction was too bland, with no surprises, just blandness. It didn't really try to be cool, and if it keeps going on like this with its bland attempts to show off, especially since the plot isn't familiar to me, then it's going to lose its appeal.

Um... Wouldn't it be better to take the supervisory class with an associate degree?

The female lead was disgusting; she was testing poison for everyone.

This book was originally quite well-written, but the recent addition of melodramatic plot points is ruining it. What was the author thinking? If you can't write a good romance, you can write less of it; there's no need to include this ridiculous two-woman-competition-for-one-husband storyline.

You'll know it's pure idiot fiction once you read the second chapter.

No need to watch anymore, it's another flop. The lead actor is ridiculously handsome, I'm outta here.

I've read thirty chapters, and they're all about the trivial things in the cadet's mind. I wonder if I can keep going until the paid chapters are released.

The beginning was alright, since there aren't many Hong Kong drama-style novels written about this genre. However, it got increasingly bizarre later on. The female lead was quite disgusting, and the male lead was even worse. He was supposed to be calm and intelligent, but when it came to the female lead, he kept saying he didn't like her and had no feelings for her, yet he didn't maintain any…

Well, the protagonist in the author's writing is a bit too righteous. It's not that it's bad, it's just that I don't know how to put it.