Hong Kong Films Meets Marvel: Returning to Hong Kong to Sell Beef Offal

To be honest, it looks very average, and I'm not very optimistic about the follow-up of this style. At first I thought it was about the protagonist traveling from the Marvel world to Hong Kong Island, a comprehensive Hong Kong film, but who knew it was the same world. If you are writing about urban business, don't write about Marvel. If you have a system in Hong Kong and add some superpowers, it will be fine. If you add Marvel, it will be very inconsistent. For Marvel, let alone the later stage, world-class disasters will happen at every turn in the early stage. How can you write about urban business under such a world view? I think the theme of your writing is that the protagonist starts a business in Hong Kong Island and then builds a business empire. What's the point of adding Marvel in that case? If you want to write for Marvel, the settings are wrong. Only the highest-level sacred treasure chest in the main character's system can contain the Shock Fruit and the Sixth Marine Style. In the later Marvel world view, it probably won't even be considered cannon fodder, right? Of course, you can set up modifications, system upgrades, increase rewards, etc.

No wonder the results are so poor. Marvel and Hong Kong live in the same world. Others are either conquering the universe or ruling the planet, controlling the timeline, and the male protagonist is running a purely monetary business empire. I feel awkward and out of place. Marvel's mutants, aliens, old gods, new gods, it's all chaos, and there's also a conquest of Kang who doesn't agree with the timeline. Are you building a business empire? I don't understand, and the self-protection for the highest reward draw is a problem. Marvel has a slightly higher level of black magic and conceptual abilities. It's a miracle that the male protagonist survives in a high-end game.

Hong Kong movies and Marvel, how did you write them together?

Introduction: When I see the clingy Stark, I immediately get goosebumps and run away. Who can withstand this?

In China, they are young and Dangerous, and they are awesome.

There is a huge difference between the levels of force at home and abroad. If you dare to do anything foreign, you have to be timid in killing a young and Dangerous kid at home.

It's better to go home and sell beef offal.

The addition of Marvel is a failure. When writing about Hong Kong movies, just write about Hong Kong movies and use a Marvel setting. They have super powers in foreign countries, but not in China.

You might as well go with a hybrid anti-Japanese drama. At least the drama has higher force value than the Hong Kong movie.

This one is similar to yours, except that one sells beef pills, and that one seems to have serious problems with girls, so I didn't read it.