Picking Up Attributes in the Hong Kong Film World

A rare gem of a book, but the ending felt rushed, a bit anticlimactic. It would have been better if it had explored the American Fast & Furious family, Marvel… and even the most powerful becoming the Governor of Hong Kong, before returning to China… Overall, it's excellent: every character is very distinct.

The subject matter is good, but the structure is mediocre. It's a book designed to earn a living, but then it's all over – the setup is complete, it's about to become amazing, and then it just stops. The harem elements are rushed, lacking real plot, and the author seems to have forgotten about many of the female leads. Overall, it feels like a hodgepodge.

It's good, but it ended a little too quickly.

To be honest, I've read 35 chapters, and it's getting a bit slow.

How did someone with this level of skill manage to get a 9.4 Rating? It's ridiculous!

What a terrible ending! Normally, writing another two or three hundred chapters wouldn't be a problem, but you just cut the crap out of the story and are hiding it away for the winter? Right at the climax, you drop the finale! Does the author realize how outrageous this is? Ugh!

... The main characters are all harem-style, and they're all movie plots... It's too much of a mixed bag... What a pity...

The pace quickened later on, clearly indicating the author wasn't ready to continue. I was hoping the author would group several works featuring the same female lead together, but that didn't happen. I don't recommend reading it.

I've been reminiscing about the movie plot for too long; I should write more of my own thoughts.

The rating system is really misleading.