People Are Deceitful in Hong Kong, Starting from the First Commandment

I don't understand. All big people may be ghosts. There is no one who catches ghosts in the first commandment. Why? Because after death, they are professional in catching ghosts. Those big people who catch ghosts and are possessed are more professional.

What can I say about the first ring? If you write a world-by-world story, it's okay, but it's really not suitable for the integration of other Hong Kong and weird worlds.

The First Commandment is not the same world view as other supernatural horror movies at all. It is more like the rule-based weird talk in the current Internet era. Like the Deadline series, it is not suitable to be mixed with other film and television dramas into the same world view.

In the world of The First Commandment, from the description in the movie, ghosts are very powerful. They can come out during the day and are difficult to kill. They can take over the ghost and become someone else instead of others. This is very scary. What if there was such a ghost before the story of the protagonist? And it has controlled the upper-level discourse on a large scale... The world of the First Commandment is actually a world where ghosts raise people...

I dare to write about these two poisonous points: Dead Date and First Quit. I'm really not afraid of pounce. Anyway, I have no interest in clicking on them.

I've seen the movie The First Commandment before, just to kill time, so I didn't watch it in detail. The ghosts in it are really awesome, and it's completely incomprehensible. If you want to write it alone, it still feels a bit scary. If you put it in a Hong Kong summary, it depends on the author's setting 1. Taoist priests cannot find the ghost of the first commandment. All high-level human beings are occupied, and even many Taoist priests and monks can be possessed. The whole world is in captivity. 2. Taoist priests can discover the ghosts in the first commandment, such as little Karami. They have to touch people with their upper bodies. They cannot create illusions and have no telepathy. They are not even as good as fish in other ghost films and will probably be killed and extinct.

If you really reach the first ring, you might as well put on red clothes, it will be miserable and you will die 🙂 If you can't beat it, then join

The First Commandment is not a good movie. The world view is incomplete and there are too many bugs. First of all, the ability of ghosts is too buggy. It can possess you as long as you touch it. It is equivalent to Martin's morning with self-control. The whole world should be a playground for ghosts. Also, the protagonists are too lacking in means. First, they have no means of detecting possession, so they all rely on speculation. Second, the only way to restrain a ghost is to kill it when it possesses you. Why on earth could such a protagonist fight with a being who would die upon contact? Moreover, the conditions for turning into a ghost are very simple. Basically, he just needs to be a bad guy. The whole world should have fallen long ago. In order to exaggerate despair, the ghosts in the whole movie are too buggy. It is obvious that the protagonist can be killed as soon as he turns into a ghost, but he deliberately found an excuse to play a game to squander the plot for dozens of minutes. The first commandment of a novel must be a second setting, but most authors' second setting is not very good.

How could there be Uncle Feng in the first commandment? You have to know that he is from Maoshan. Write film and television works that can be linked with the first commandment: The old corpse in the mountain village, Yin Yang Road series, Charcoal Ghost, Ghost in the Office, Li Bihua series, Zhang Jiahui's Ghost Theater, Taiwan's Girl in Red, Ghost Master, Big Black Buddha Mother, The Five Hells to Become an Immortal... There is no underworld, there is no Gao Dao Master

It would be much better if the opening copy uses Nicholas Tse's 2002 to unfold the plot. The first commandment conflicts with the fundamental logic of other worldviews.

Just skip the first commandment written by Hong Kong. If it's about fusion, just skip it. It's so disgusting.

Dry, and the combat power is too low. It's boring to see the protagonist go to find the gray ghost. He can run away right in front of you. Many people died. It's not like you don't know the plot. You said how awesome you were during training and how awesome your body was after learning spells and practicing. How come you ended up using a gun to solve the problem? Even the talisman is useless.

Little poisons keep coming. Mainly, the world view of the First Precept is of no use to you if you practice Maoshan... It's a bit conflicting.

To some extent, the First Ring is almost catching up with the prehistoric times.

Uncle Feng, shouldn't you call for foreign aid as soon as you encounter a ghost building? If Uncle Feng is unable to come due to something, he can't call and ask what to do in this situation? No hard work?

Why can't we go to the one-person world first to lay a solid foundation in Longhu Mountain since we were young? The first commandment comes. The first world was too passive.

The difference between The First Commandment and other Hong Kong mystery films is that there is a rigid setting that the conspiracy cannot be eradicated. At the same time, I personally feel that the setting and plot of The First Commandment draw on a lot of European, American, Japanese and Korean elements. The mystery is both like the demonic possession of Western hell and the virus infection of Japanese and Korean conspiracies such as Sadako, The Grudge, Ghost Call, etc. The First Commandment: Once the possessed person's body is beaten to death, he or she will use the mobile phone to notify relatives and friends in the address book or call the police. Then no matter who comes, whoever touches the body will be possessed for an instant. Moreover, once the possessed person leaves the body, he will not be saved even if the Daluo Jinxian comes. In the end, even if the possessed person is not touched and beaten to death, the first commandment's trick will teleport to find other people to possess. No matter whether it is a formation, a magic weapon, or any other magic weapon, it will be useless against the first commandment's trick.

Keep up the good work, this category 01 is almost dead

The first commandment is that fools cannot survive. The background of the world should be the history of the struggle between people, conspirators, practitioners, and the unity of contradictory opposites. The nature of possession determines that practitioners can only become rats in the gutter. As long as the practitioners dare to take the lead, they can only eat peanuts. Hundreds of armed troops will directly serve them from one pot, so the practitioners will only exist in bulk, communicating and developing strength through secret channels. Those with yin and yang eyes understand the truth of the world and will spontaneously organize and fight against the evil spirits. How many yin and yang eyes there are among the 7 billion people in the world? It is self-evident where the population base is. Gui is also an intelligent person. The Miscellaneous Department is a consumable product that can suppress those with insufficient IQ and consume the yin and yang eyes that are a threat to them.