I'm Catching Tricks in the Hong Kong Variety Show World

Seeing more than 100 people, when I think about it, it feels wrong. The first commandment is that the top management knows that there is a track. Without a body, Gui can't move. When he goes up, he will swallow part of his soul and make people confused. The only way to eliminate Gui is to let him disappear naturally. The author writes about so many people who can do tricks. If the senior officials know about these experts, they will not ask them for help and let so many innocent people die.

The biggest feature of this book is that many of the plots are the same whether they have protagonists or not. The mental hospital, after a fierce operation, finally rescued a vegetative state. In the plot of Yue Ya'er, Han Yuerong's family is as miserable as ever, with both mother and daughter being prostitutes. In the plot of Chenjiacun, the protagonist watches the whole process without any intervention. Even if the protagonist does not go, the final result of the two families will most likely be the same, and maybe it will not be so miserable. For readers who don't like too much intervention and prefer the perspective of bystanders, this book is definitely a rare fairy grass, Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It didn't even collapse after it collapsed? The setting of the First Commandment is already very obvious. The top management of the world are all ghosts. Human beings are in captivity. The Miscellaneous Department is only used to deal with new ghosts who are disobedient. It can be said that there is no living person in the top management. The setting of the First Commandment is not suitable for Hong Kong TV series. It is not difficult for Hong Kong TV series to deal with ghosts and objects. However, there is nothing wrong with the plot alone. But I prefer the desperate world view of the First Commandment, so the previous point is not very interesting to watch.

The most innocent, traditional, responsible, kind-hearted and weak person in the Chen family is Chen Ai'e. The author also deliberately wrote her to commit suicide after being raped by the strong woman Qian Hou. . . . Everyone was so upset that they expected things to be better in the novel, but in the end they deliberately suppressed good and promoted evil for the sake of unsatisfactory revenge in the end. . . . Alas, the beautiful humanity needs to be protected, even if it is a supporting role. It's been taken off the shelves. Life is hard enough, but you have to suffer in novels.

The plot of Chenjia Village is almost over. There is so much content, but the protagonist has gained nothing. There is no mentality, cultivation, items, or main line development. What is the point? Or do you want to save the harvest for the last chapter? And even if the third uncle dies, it leads to the soul transformation. Why does Chen Ai'e also die? Or committed suicide after being raped just to escalate the conflict? Let Chen Aibing grow up? Now Chen Aibing is the only one left in the old Chen family. Killing him is just a snap of a finger. In making it so miserable, does the author want to convey the concept of an unhappy cycle of karma and retribution?

The plot of Chenjiacun made me vomit after watching it. Why should I subscribe to this plot? Isn't this plot disgusting

Starting from the first commandment, if you still want to connect it, write a hammer, have you read the first commandment?

Hey, I don't have a long memory. After all, online articles are dominated by cool articles. Since you don't want to change the misfortunes of kind people, it's best not to write them.

The beginning is quite attractive, but as I read it, I didn't find it very exciting. Personally, I think the starting point is the place to read enjoyable articles. A few other movies appeared in the middle, which was quite boring and a bit confusing, but it seemed that the author could control it. I really like Hong Kong ghosts, but it's a pity that great masters don't bother to write about them. Ordinary authors have good ideas, but their writing skills are not very good, and the results are not good, so they just stop writing. Isn't it just like the author of this book whose writing style is okay, but his ideas are interesting but not relevant or not exciting at all. I write this because I feel that it is a pity that there are too few ghosts in Hong Kong. I personally think that if you want to be popular, you have to change to conform to the general trend (of course, this does not mean that my ideas are the general trend). Anyway, I have to keep looking for people to cater to them. If you don't just write what you want to write, maybe it will become popular!

I thought for a long time, the protagonist could draw the talisman, but he could never save the talisman. Moreover, the protagonist looked so reckless later, and it felt like he was being treated as a fool by others, eh. . .

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I have a question about the First Commandment world. The top police officers have been possessed by ghosts. How should the protagonist deal with them?

Um, I read the latest one, and I don't know what the author wants to express. If you want to change that era, but you make the protagonist a ghost, powerless, and don't want to change, why bother with such a plot?

I just finished reading Small World, and the author is getting worse and worse as he writes, and the protagonist's IQ is getting lower and lower. When other people turn into ghosts and kill people, they just cut melons and vegetables. The protagonist turns into a ghost or a mascot and doesn't know anything. It's really speechless. There are law corrections in the small world, but you are an exception. You are a bag. You won't possess someone to take it and give it to someone else's widow? Or you can just take it over. Don't say that ghosts can't take things. The scene where Xiaoxue gives the water cup to the protagonist shows that ghosts can take things.

You can look at changing the settings of the first commandment. There is also the miscellaneous department. You are a concubine and all of them need to be overhauled. People like Uncle Feng exist. Many Hong Kong ghost movies have departments and experts. There is no need for a bunch of rookies in the miscellaneous department. It is very conflicting if you write it like this. It will be even more embarrassing if you have characters from 2002 later. After all, they are also senior departments and contradict each other.

Come on, Han Yuerong turned out to be the image of Song Dandan. I thought the author had a weird taste before, but now it seems really weird.

After reading more than ninety chapters, I feel like I've put the cart before the horse. The ghost-hunting book basically only describes ghost hunting in a few sentences, and the rest of the time is spent writing about unimportant shit.

Alas, boring and boring but a pity to abandon. Up to chapter 80, I lost the desire to continue reading when I saw the story of apprenticeship and learning to play leg. It's really exciting. Do you know how I feel after reading the first dozens of chapters? It's like a kid playing house. The theme is catching ghosts, but there are very few ghost-related things, and the horror atmosphere is not well described. Instead, some daily things are written in detail. . Reader, I really don't have that patience. Keep it up, just in case your level suddenly improves later.

In fact, the synthesis of your world is not very powerful. If the main world is the first commandment, then the integrated world should not have Taoism and the like. Then look for a movie combination with the same first commandment, such as the Yin and Yang Road series, the old corpse in the mountain village, etc. To form one world! When this series is finished, it will be upgraded to a higher level, and Taoism will appear, such as Double Eyes, Fierce Ghosts, some modern movies of Uncle Nine, etc. I will only talk about my feelings. The first commandment of the first main world is that the ghosts in it are invincible. If you add Taoism, he will no longer have that sense of despair. Also, your golden finger absorbs ghosts and upgrades. This setting is no problem, but if you manipulate harmless little ghosts, you might as well be said to have been saved! When I met Chen Fulai, all I could think about was hiding or hooking up. No problem if you can't beat her, not the Holy Mother. Moreover, the setting of the First Commandment itself has problems, and you are not round. According to his setting from ancient times to the present, Chen Fulai has not been able to get on the stage. Since humans are still progressing and developing, there must be limits, otherwise it would not be a human world

It's nonsense. It's the first commandment and at the same time, it's providing the video to the media. The Department of Miscellaneous Medicine agreed. If so, there's a shitty first commandment.

Just don't practice. Zhong Fabai. Aren't Uncle Feng all good masters? A time traveler here doesn't go to become a disciple. He flies blindly and ponders the magic. It's entirely your fault that he's not dead. Otherwise, the author would have burped his ass. If the Dragon Mother has found it, will there be no information about them? It's a little late, is the time traveler's logic good?

There are more than two hundred chapters, and it would be a struggle for an ordinary person to die.

We should resist writing novels using marketing accounts to explain movies. Generally, such authors have never watched the movie or studied the plot.

First of all, Hk is not called a policeman. Secondly, two gold bulls were not small money in that era. Ordinary people could get about 5,000 a month.

Come on, author, don't listen to those trainees, it's really not easy to find a novel that you can pay to update in this day and age.

Add 0 to the comments in the book circle. If the author is more diligent, this book will become more popular.

I actually finished reading it, it whetted my appetite.

It feels pretty good, why is there no one there?

The world settings are all different, and you are trying to integrate them. I think you are crazy. In a world where Taoism and Buddhism are extinct, you try to integrate the plots and characters of other ghost-hunting movies into it. I can't understand it. This simply cannot withstand scrutiny. There are really so many people integrated in, and there is also a miscellaneous department? I'm really convinced. Goodbye. When I saw the introduction, I thought it was a few separate worlds, but I didn't expect it to be a hodgepodge of worlds. It's still the kind of hodgepodge of worlds that can't stand up to scrutiny. I can't stand it at all.

I want to tell the author that the preface of your book does not match the epilogue. It was originally considered a masterpiece. However, you ended up ruining it for yourself. Either you did not have an outline, or you did not remember what you had written. You filled in whatever came to your mind when you were filling in the text. It was estimated that this book could contain around 3 million words depending on the subject matter and originality. However, your preface did not match the epilogue. , It makes it difficult for others to describe it. I hope you will write something similar to this in the next book. Otherwise, you can finish the book first or finish the outline first. Make notes about any pitfalls and digital things. After you finish writing, take a look at it and review it. Everyone is just right. I specially read it from QQ to review it. I hope you can improve it.