Becoming a God, Starting with Hong Kong Movies
从港片开始成神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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As a killer, you are terminally ill, and you curse God for not opening your eyes. Do you want to live and do those who die in your hands want to live?
Hei Wuchang asks the protagonist to go to every world to kill people and grab luck. This setting seems to be the setting of those plunderers from the heavens. How could this setting be applied to Hei Wuchang, the lord of the underworld? It's better to put it on the evil god. Why is Hei Wuchang going out of the underworld to become the evil god's younger brother in the later stage?
He becomes a wage earner from hell right from the start, just like a wage earner wants to become one of the top ten richest people in the world. Is it possible for a reincarnator who is similar to the main god dimension to turn around and become a god? Unless you planned from the beginning to make the protagonist work in hell for the rest of his life, you would have to give him a new golden finger. I remember that the finale of the drama Pawn Shop No. 8 Was like this, and it could never get rid of the shadow: the moment when desire is satisfied, it is the moment of repayment.
The writing is actually quite good, but do you know how much your words of scolding God for not opening your eyes can dissuade people? When I, a poison-resistant person like me, saw that sentence, if I hadn't really been unable to find any books to read, I would have removed them from the bookshelf.
I couldn't bring myself into the protagonist's perspective, which made it very uncomfortable to watch. Can people who find it fun to blindly guess the three views of the protagonist? I was very sad to see Chen Yongren die. I skipped through the next part of the story until the first world ended, and I really couldn't follow it anymore. . .
Reality is enough. In novels, we still hope that good people will live a long life. The writing of this book is okay, but the three views may not be consistent, and I feel psychologically uncomfortable after reading it.
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