Becoming a Supernatural Entity in Hong Kong Crossover
在港综里当诡异
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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165Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
20.8kFans
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Being a ghost is almost like being a human, and you even date real women. You're no different from a human, and the dialogue sounds like something out of an ancient web novel. Those in the comments section who say the writing is excellent and the plot is exciting, can you give me a share? The higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment!
The beginning was alright, but it got completely awful from then on. Why not just be a ghost and instead become a savior? And why doesn't everyone else want to be saved? The protagonist just insists on being the savior! This attempt at being cool is so forced and clumsy.
If you write a few more female leads, I doubt anyone will read it later on.
You snatched someone else away from being with them, and that's one thing, but it's another. If others are going through thick and thin together, then you're going a bit too far by interfering.
It was fine at first; the protagonist was carefree and happy being a ghost. But as the story progressed, he became a saint, spending all his time saving people. The key issue is that the people he saved don't trust him and try every possible way to make things difficult for him, causing him trouble everywhere, and even attempting to kill the protagonist. The protagonist, for various reasons, couldn't kill them, which was incredibly frustrating to watch.
The writing is mediocre, it's all weird, and the female lead is really bizarre!
Is this some kind of absurdity? You're having a Taoist priest officiate at the protagonist's wedding in a church? Even if for the protagonist, whether it's a Chinese or Western ceremony, it's just a formality. But for Lin Zhengke, it's different. He might agree to officiate a Western-style wedding without a Bible, but he would never actually officiate in a church.
The main character is actually an ikun (fan of the group), wearing overalls and sporting a three-quarter haircut.
It's not what I expected -_-|| It's neither scary nor eerie.
What I consider trashy harem novels—maybe my judgment is flawed!