Hong Kong Crossover: I Woke Up in a Mental Hospital

Just like the title, the protagonist has become a Taoist, not to mention too forgetful, and also understands cause and effect. But when he goes to the hospital and sees that a certain woman is dead, he immediately acts like a hero. Uncle Ying's advice is useless. Yesterday's cause is today's effect. As long as there is some social pony, forget it, a stranger? Deserve bad grades

I can't write anymore! I think it's quite normal for the author. If you don't like the harem and don't have a heroine, it's fine. But who asked you to randomly match up and write about other people's love lines when there is no heroine for the time being. It may attract some fans of the original drama, but it will become more and more weak later on and please a group of dissatisfied people. Those who dismantle CP or really like Uncle Jiu will definitely let go of Feilu's biggest harem **. If you look carefully, you will find that those who like harem people** are very high-ranking but don't say much. Of course, this is just my opinion, the author, you can write whatever you want! After all, there are so many books that you can always find something you are satisfied with, but I would like to remind the author that you should first find your own person** and style.

The writing of the novel is okay, and the subject matter is also good, but if your update volume cannot increase, it means that it is not popular and your updates on this site will account for a very large proportion.

I've been waiting for a month, and you just wrote these few pictures?????!!!!

You keep letting Leon cheat on the protagonist, and if the protagonist doesn't resist, no one will care.

I've given you Huahua's monthly pass

Also, this power system is not rigorous, boss.

Commentary on the chapter 150 of "Hong Kong Comprehensive: Waking Up from the Mental Hospital" written about the demon Dao.

I opened a new book without saying a word

Commentary on chapter 20 of "Hong Kong Comprehensive: Waking Up from the Mental Hospital" written by Zhu Zai about demons. Heaven and earth learn from it, ghosts and gods listen to it.