Something's Wrong with My Hong Kong Movie World
我的港片世界不正常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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112Chapters
16kRecommendations
9.1kFans
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I don't think this book is about being niche or not. You can be niche, but you can't be haphazard. So many characters and plot points are mixed together in the beginning. You bring in a small Jewish character and suddenly it feels like we've entered a grand historical era. Then you introduce a drug smuggler using corpses, and I feel like I'm in a demon-hunting cop story. Then you introduce a monster... I'm speechless. This isn't how you ride the wave of popularity.
The black car's transformation was unsuccessful. After reading these chapters, I feel it's too chaotic. There's no main plot, and more importantly, the protagonist's power system is too messy!
The beginning was a bit confusing; the protagonist didn't seem like a time traveler but more like a native, and seemed rather unintelligent.
He knows nothing, has terrible abilities, and spends all his time wandering around.
Isn't this too disorganized? 😥 The Great Era, Monster City, Zombie Apocalypse, Asura, Exorcist Police~~ That's illogical. 😅
The author's writing is excellent, and the plot construction and description are also good, but it's just a mess and prone to self-indulgence. The protagonist is always startled at the beginning, and he's not a child anymore. The plot is fine, but the protagonist seems a bit off, like his mind is wandering. I think he's lost his brain.
It's too chaotic. Various films are inexplicably connected, jumping from one topic to another. The author may have many ideas, but it's very unfriendly to the reader.
In my country, if Supernatural were to join the Zombie Chronicles, it would be a guaranteed flop. Either focus solely on Zombie Chronicles or don't include it at all. Zombie Chronicles is full of gods and Buddhas, most of whom are zombies. How are you going to write it if you add anything else?
Sigh, I really enjoy reading Hong Kong mystery novels, but unfortunately, there's "My Date with a Vampire"!
It's inexplicable, a mess, and seems nonsensical. I've read about ten chapters and still don't understand anything. I'm completely confused and have no desire to keep reading.