
Hong Kong Cinema's Ultimate Player: Starting with the Prank Masters
港综大玩家,从整蛊专家开始
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- Ongoing
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- 515k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 10h ago
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212Chapters
66Monthly votes
203Recommendations
12Fans
13 ch/weekPace
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Was this from Tomato? This synopsis is terrible. Books with a single male lead don't emphasize that they have one. Writing it like this shows you have a history of this; I suggest you delete the first paragraph. 😅
More portrait illustrations are needed.
I can't do without pictures! I can remember the plots of those obscure movies, but I really can't remember who acted in them.
Hong Kong variety shows should ideally exclude nonsensical humor. While such nonsensical plots are fine on their own, mixing them into the main storyline is simply disruptive. Comedy, action, and science fiction are all distinct genres, with comedy being particularly absurd, especially Stephen Chow's comedies.
The chosen movie isn't typical of Hong Kong variety shows, which is alright, but it's unclear what it's about. The main plot is rambling and disjointed.
A small suggestion: use third-person perspective instead of first-person; it makes things messy, and the cheat codes are also clunky. It's not as good as those that allow you to copy, save, and replace files.
The writing style and storytelling ability are decent, but I wonder if anyone would enjoy watching Hong Kong variety shows written like this.
There's been too much focus on the romance between Curry and Luo Zuer, even though they're not the main characters.
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It's a lighthearted, quirky, and nonsensical story with plenty of slapstick humor. The protagonist is reborn with a system and ventures into Hong Kong variety shows. Because he needs the system to permanently replicate the talents given to him by others, he stirs up trouble and gets involved in various Hong Kong film incidents. The main focus is on being funny, cool, and building a harem. If you like nonsensical, quirky, and mischievous humor, you might enjoy it.
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