Hong Kong Crossover: I'm Azu
港综：我是阿祖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 419k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Well, the author positions the protagonist as a genius: he gets into the University of Hong Kong at 15, participates in a joint police training program, and graduates at 18 with top marks in the written exam. While he's portrayed as a genius, the actual depiction is that he transmigrates and becomes stupid, relying solely on familiarity with the plot to get things done, and even then, he's only…
Ah Zu, stop now, there are plenty of women outside. 😍
Don't bring politics into your writing. You're just a novelist, why are you trying to be fancy? You're nothing special.
Is Guan Zu still Guan Zu if he becomes a police officer? We like the lawless Guan Zu, not this well-behaved little boy with Guan Zu's name.
Actually, Zhou Su, his original girlfriend, wasn't bad either, after all, she was Jiang Yi.
I don't know what this Shanara is like, and I don't care. But you wrote so much about disliking, being annoyed by, and looking down on her, and then you come up with a secretary plotline? She ignores warnings and comes back to the protagonist, who, despite expressing disgust, relentlessly pursues her in public without explanation and even takes her home? The protagonist is a police inspector, and she's a witness in a case he's handling, and she ran away!! Disgusting.
I don't know why, but it looks awkward; it feels like a rambling, disjointed account... In short, it's quite tedious.
Joey Meng in "The Enchanted Special Police," Joey Wong in "City Hunter," Yvonne Yung in "Young and Dangerous," Kelly Lin in "The King of Gamblers 2000," and Jing Tian in "From Vegas to Macau" are all great beauties. I'd cast them as leading ladies.
The author's writing is poor. The protagonist is portrayed as stupid, which doesn't fit the character's personality.
Too much nonsense. You gave up after only seeing Cheng Wenjing's page. Look at what you wrote! Several pages for such a trivial matter.