Rising to Power in Hong Kong Cinema

What kind of Hong Kong variety show are you writing about without pictures?

This title, if you know it's for Hong Kong variety shows, you might think it's for a period drama set in the Republican era.

The pacing is too slow, and the background information is too verbose. Don't release so much information at once; you could add it more to the plot. Although he's Gaia's favorite character, the satisfying moments aren't well-developed, making him feel somewhat underwhelming.

Hong Kong variety shows are at the starting point. It has stood the test of time. Although there are many similar characters However, there is no similar plot. Each author has their own unique insights. The path the author took included the connection between the plot and the characters. I think it's pretty good; it shows the author truly understands.

I've read 18 chapters, and the plot hasn't changed at all; it's all just introductions. Does a Hong Kong variety show really need an introduction?

The whole thing is just introduction, introduction, introduction. Do I need your introduction? Who hasn't watched Hong Kong variety shows?

I read the author's previous book, but only a small part of it. I've only started this one and haven't even finished the halfway point. To be honest, the plot design is decent for a Hong Kong variety show, but the writing style is too overpowering, giving off a very old-fashioned, arrogant, and domineering feel.

It's still the police force, I'm a little disappointed.

There's been too much rambling, and the transitions in the beginning took too long. I'm not really interested in watching it tomorrow; if I skip it, it'll be even less engaging.

What is this? I've read fourteen chapters, and the plot hasn't progressed much at all. It's all just repetitive introductions and rambling on and on.