Reborn as a Hong Kong Cop
重生香江当警察
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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44kFans
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Everything else is fine, but why is the main character an American-Chinese agent? I feel even an Interpol agent would be better. Having an American background isn't advantageous anymore; it actually seems like a negative thing to me.
A butcher in the rainy night took 20 chapters? What are you trying to do? Write a 108-episode script for TVB?
The pig's intelligence is truly beyond words.
The protagonist possesses crucial leads on a crime that has gripped Hong Kong's attention, yet instead of using them to curry favor with the head of the Major Crimes Unit, he ends up associating with a low-level culprit who's been kicked out of the unit. The fact that the low-level culprit was kicked out indicates he'd made mistakes that hindered the investigation—a truly incompetent teammate!
Miss Ho
Dr. Meng
I've read dozens of chapters. The writing is good, and the plot is alright, but is the protagonist a eunuch? There are so many female characters, yet he doesn't sleep with any of them. Doesn't he know that stories with lovers create more conflict, more life, and more relatable moments? I don't understand what the author was thinking.
The protagonist is genuinely a bit dim-witted, wasting his past life's experience as a seasoned FBI agent. He can't even track down an ordinary murderer with no counter-surveillance abilities, and has to resort to superpowers with questionable effectiveness to force a pursuit.
Madam
???
Why isn't Xue Kaiqi on the show? Is Officer Rabbit not charming enough?
Received American education from elementary school; they're all under FBI control now! Different values; and they even traveled through Hong Kong... What kind of writing is this?