Zhutian: Breaking Through Hong Kong Comics Starting from Kung Fu

The first Zhutianliu I saw on QD that was dedicated to Hong Kong comics

Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Enjoy a dense hodgepodge of fun and travel through various worlds to learn martial arts.

Zhutianliu, various curious Hong Kong comics, you can watch them occasionally

Overall review: I can read it. It's a very niche Hong Kong comic, but the author's writing skills are still weak. There are many points that could be done perfectly, but they don't constitute surprises and don't affect reading. Theme: Above average, niche means fresh, but you will get bored faster if you read too much. Most readers who have never read Hong Kong comic novels can read it. Whether you have read the original novel or not, it does not affect your reading. Logic: Medium. There are loopholes in the description of some strengths in Hong Kong comics, but the author has handled them well. There is just one problem. Even though the author is very strong, the enemies will die one by one and refuse to accept it. This seems to be a big problem (in the past, all the villains who dreamed of the divine machine were like this. It gave me a toothache. Personally, I think his Dragon, Snake, and Black Mountain are far better than the ones behind). Writing style: middle-to-lower, mostly average, but there are some different worlds. The Hong Kong comic's second-grade speech was not handled well, and it almost sounded like a bastard. Level of enjoyment: Medium, there is no specially set g-spot, just follow the plot step by step and complete the tasks.