Hunting Ghosts in Hong Kong's Entertainment World

The most distinctive feature of this book is that many plot points are the same regardless of whether there is a main character or not. In a mental hospital, a series of drastic measures were taken, ultimately resulting in the rescue of a person in a vegetative state.

It's supposed to be a complete mess, but it's not? The premise of The First Commandment is already quite clear: the world's higher-ups are all demons, and humans are kept in captivity. The Miscellaneous Affairs Department is only used to deal with disobedient new demons. You could say there isn't a single living person among the higher-ups.

The most innocent, traditional, responsible, kind-hearted, and weak member of the Chen family was Chen Ai'e. Yet the author deliberately wrote her as being raped and then committing suicide... Everyone was filled with resentment and hoped for a better ending in the novel, but instead, the author deliberately suppressed good and promoted evil for the sake of an unsatisfying final revenge...

The Chen Family Village arc is nearing its end, and with so much content, the protagonist hasn't gained anything—no improvement in mindset, cultivation level, items, or main storyline development. What's the point? Or are they saving the rewards for the final chapter? And even if Uncle San's death is one thing, leading to the soul transfer, why does Chen Ai'e also have to die?

The Chenjia Village storyline made me sick of it. Why would I even subscribe to this show if the plot is like this? Isn't this plot just disgusting?

Starting with the First Commandment, and you still want to connect the dots? What a load of rubbish you've written! Have you even read the First Commandment?

Sigh, they never learn their lesson. Online novels are still mostly wish-fulfillment stories. If they don't want to change the unfortunate fate of kind people, they'd better not write them at all.

The beginning was quite attractive, but as I read on, I felt there weren't many exciting moments. Personally, I think Qidian is a place for reading light novels. Several other movies appeared in the middle, which I found rather uninteresting and even a bit disjointed, yet the author seemed to have a good grasp of them.

I've been thinking about this for a while. The protagonist can draw talismans, but he never saves them. And later on, he seems so reckless, like he's being played for a fool. Ugh...

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