
Money-Making Bro's Hong Kong Cinema Journey
加钱哥的港综之旅
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
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- 1y ago
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It takes real courage to still write systems that impose mandatory penalties. Goodbye.
I was completely stunned by the very first chapter. Ding Xiu is an undercover agent? And in the same era as Lei Luopohao? This isn't a typical Hong Kong variety show; it's a bit outrageous and drastically altered. 😅
This book is a complete mess; Ding Xiu's soul transmigration is fine, having a system is also fine; Lei Luo's era is the 1960s and 70s; one minute he can't buy a house with over 300,000 Hong Kong dollars, the next minute pagers are already out; pagers didn't become widespread until the 1990s.
There's absolutely no problem with the protagonist being an undercover agent. Does the absence of a system mean you can't send undercover agents? The text also states that it was simply Lei Luo who sent someone to infiltrate Crippled Ho's inner circle to deal with him. It was Lei Luo using his position to achieve personal goals, which is perfectly normal.
The writing is good! Few flaws! But this book is doomed to flop! The system's forced tasks and the arbitrary exits from tasks will drive away 90% of readers! It's destined to flop.
The plot is decent, but the portrayal of Ding Xiu differs greatly from that in *Brotherhood of Blades*. You can refer to the novel *This Actor Needs More Money*, which I think best captures the character of Ding Xiu from the original work. Given Ding Xiu's ability to single-handedly kill a troop of cavalry in *Brotherhood of Blades*, even if he was just a soul transmigrating, his experience and…
I read Chapter Seven: The Poison Takes Effect
I came here to read Hong Kong variety shows, to see how they grow bigger, stronger, and create new glories. Look at other Hong Kong variety show stories; the only purpose of the system is to be the protagonist's cheat code. Here, you've reversed it; the system is supposed to be the protagonist's father. Besides, the protagonist is Ding Xiu, a top-tier fighter in the Embroidered Spring Blade.
I lost all interest after reading the synopsis.
It's self-contradictory. Ding Xiu himself is a transmigrated soul, so he couldn't possibly be afraid of anything like gangsters or boxing. No one in the entire Hong Kong triad has a more murderous aura than Ding Xiu. Moreover, while praising Ding Xiu's incredible boxing skills in the ring, he also acts like a complete novice, claiming his body is too weak.
1.57 Million words, no comment threshold set, and only 70 comments? The author is only level 1, I'm a little hesitant to read it.