The Celestial Master of the Hong Kong Movieverse
港综里的天师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 231k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
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116Chapters
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10.7kFans
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As long as it's not about a zombie apocalypse, I'll read it for a while before commenting.
The First Commandment is impossible to integrate with the others. It's too buggy.
Strictly speaking, the protagonist doesn't possess any magic. He relies solely on crafting items. The willow branch used to fight ghosts is for killing little ghosts. The films mentioned, aside from their obvious comedic elements, are mostly just for scaremongering. Also, for your information, the two ghosts associated with the Golden Taoist priest are the main household members.
Author, listen to my advice. Hong Kong variety shows have already been labeled by readers as harem shows. Don't listen to those who complain about not having a female lead. After all, most readers are lewd.
What the heck is this? 👻
What the heck is this? 👻
I can't believe your lies!
What the heck is this "featured" comment? If I hadn't seen it, I would have believed you! How can this be featured? Also, the author should get rid of the First Commandment as soon as possible, and finish those ghost movies with inconsistent timelines first, they're too jarring. The most important thing is to avoid making a deadlock! Avoid making a deadlock! Avoid making a deadlock! Avoid making a deadlock!
The protagonist's personality is so bad that he's definitely going mad.
How did you manage to combine a character from the 80s or 90s who could see ghosts with his left eye and a musical zombie from the Republican era?
The timing doesn't match at all.
The plot felt forced and contrived, but seeing familiar storylines made it worth watching, mainly because of the character of Old Master Ren.