Hong Kong Crime Chronicles: The Righteous Cop Begins with Infernal Affairs
港综义警从无间道开始
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- Completed
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- 752k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
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- 1y ago
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Hong Kong variety shows have a system where people go undercover and convince themselves it's reasonable; the author must be a logical genius. One can only say the author is truly a genius.
Transmigrating as Chen Yongren and becoming an undercover agent? Using a cheat code as an excuse—what's the point unless the cheat code grants immortality? Following the movie plot, wouldn't it be better to just take a few tens of millions from Ni Yongxiao and run some business? Or, if that doesn't work, invest in mainland China?
People who enjoy watching stories featuring slave protagonists might want to check this out.
Transmigrating into Chen Yongren's body and remaining an undercover agent is a system constraint, but being an undercover agent doesn't mean you have to follow Huang Gou. If you continue following Huang Gou, what's the point of this book? Mental anguish is useless; it's still the same as before.
I don't want to watch anymore after seeing the time-travel story of Chen Yongren.
What's so great about this piece of trash? A failure in life, a failure in career, a failure in love, a failure as a person—a complete loser. He's indecisive, procrastinating, and doesn't even dare to fight back when bullied.
With a system and even story memory, you want to go undercover? Look at the Hong Kong Police Force, have any of the mid-level officers, let alone the high-ranking ones, ever gone undercover? In the end, you'll only end up pleasing neither side. There's a line in *Fight Back to School* that says being a traitor means being castrated. A vigilante has confined his own mindset. Vigilantes don't need police credentials. He's neither a cop nor a hero. Good grief, young man.
The vigilante system, which the author repeatedly emphasizes can only be used by those in police officer capacity, is humorous.
When writing novels, can you at least improve your Chinese language skills? What does "vigilante" mean? Batman and Spider-Man are vigilantes, and anti-heroes can also be called vigilantes, but I've never heard of a vigilante having to be a police officer...
Well written, not as mindless and idiotic as some of the comments. The characters are decisive and ruthless! No saintly figures, plus a cheat-like advantage, it's worth a read! I voted for two monthly tickets to support this new author, keep it up!
The writing is dry and lifeless
The beginning was all about explaining the plot, it was too verbose. Does anyone know if the later parts were like that too?
This book... It was so damn frustrating to read.