Hong Kong Crime Chronicles: Starting on Portland Street

Don't always use characters like Ma Jun and Stephen Chow as supporting roles; too many people have written about them, it's causing reader fatigue. You could write more about characters from classic TVB police dramas (like *Armed Reaction* and *Detective Investigation Files*), like Chan Siu-sang...

The plot is so abstract! Police officers are afraid of gangsters.

Hong Kong variety shows are divided into supernatural and non-supernatural categories. Mixing them together almost always results in either a mishap or a complete cancellation. For example, the character "Hung Ye" with his human-skin lantern would be easily defeated by "Crow" from the "Young and Dangerous" series; even Wang Baolai would be killed by Hung Ye – it's a case of overwhelming power.

My feeling is that it's a mess. This novel is more like the author's pretentious attempt at writing for the literary world. The main plot is very disorganized, and the system's cheat codes are both exaggerated and weak. In short, it's chaotic.

If the main character's nickname is something like "handsome guy," then you basically don't need to watch it!

What era are we living in? The system issues tasks and imposes punishments.

"Damn it, I'm so awesome! How come I didn't know? A viscount vampire with a first-tier gene lock... It would take them several moves to kill me! That's awesome!"

Run! 😅😅😅😅

Either AI or a middle school student, garbage.

This is a Hong Kong fantasy variety show where a casual strike from a Red Stick can shatter stone tablets.