Myriad Worlds: Starting as an Undercover Prisoner in Hong Kong

Kick it out, various psychological activities can be written on one page.

A punch and a kick can write a chapter and a half, and a gang fight between street gangsters can write three chapters. I really admire you. I don't know if you are too watery or too ink.

It's a good book. It's not a noob. The male protagonist is living in America. He has good martial arts. But he's not very lucky. When he went to a convenience store, he was accidentally raped by a little black robber. Then he started a fast-traveling career. The male protagonist has a little kindness towards the weak, but is cruel most of the time. Currently, he is escaping and killing people in several worlds. Not interested in women Is it true that you can't give the male protagonist a golden finger? For example, come to Space. If you have more strength, watch the male protagonist finally run away with money and succeed, but then return to the original world [grievance] 1 Hong Kong Island illegal immigrants, military fugitives 2Fugitives from Liyuan Warriors in the Troubled Times of the Late Qing Dynasty

Half plain and half white, even a Cantonese like me feels dizzy. There are also too many inner dramas between the protagonist and supporting characters.

The writing is great, especially the Hong Kong chapter, which is very engaging.

After reading eight chapters, the plot has not yet unfolded, and the ending is too hasty. It's a parallel import.

I don't know what I'm writing. . . . .

The writing is really good. The top five sacred books that Tomato has read. Please update it quickly.

The rhythm is very good, and the killing is decisive. I like this kind of cruel and principled bottom line.

Too much nonsense