The Police Officer of the Hong Kong Underworld

The most annoying thing is Le Huizhen, every Hong Kong variety novel makes her angry when seeing her

It's not very good. A lot of it is written according to the movie. I don't have much involvement in the process. The characters feel abrupt and inconsistent, and the plot background is not very accurate.

As I watch it, I feel more and more familiar. The plot of the movie is actually that. Hong Kong dramas only look at how to integrate characters and have the continuity of events, but it's not that similar! I read two or three books that were a little different except for the beginning. Afterwards it slowly became like a book. After finishing it, I really didn't want to watch it anymore.

It's quite ugly. A policeman pretends to be a 9-to-5 all day long. When something goes wrong, he often can't get through the phone or find anyone. His teammates can't figure it out, and he acts like he's innocent and doesn't know anything. He just goes out to save the world. Forget it once or twice. Isn't it disgusting that he does this every time?

Since it is about a Hong Kong drama, why do you want to merge different plot characters together? Xiao Fu and Da Da, Seraph's Police Officer Chen and He Wenzhan, although they are all played by the same person, is it too far-fetched for you to merge them like this?

Too messy.

It looks so chaotic, I can't fit in.

The plot is forced, forced, and the logic is average.

I have read a novel with the same plot as this one, but the chapters and scenes are in different order. Is it the same author? Or AI or something? Or is one of them plagiarizing?

I don't know how many movies those famous actors have acted in. If you write a Hong Kong variety show and just forcibly assign several roles to one person, otherwise they will be very similar.