
The Knockout: Gao Qiqiang Reboots 2000!
狂飙:高启强,重启2000!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 131k Words
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
64Chapters
1Reads
6.5Score
59.6kReads · all time
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Reader comments 18
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It's really well written. The emotional descriptions and various details are not brainless and good. As long as you don't forcefully whitewash them later and try to please them, this book is really good. I hope it won't be banned 😢
Well written, I read it in one sitting
I originally watched the TV series once, but now I see it is very clear and vivid. You know how to write novels 😏 When you see the reply to me, tell me what you mean. You haven't updated it for three days. Do you want to make me feel uncomfortable? Still uncomfortable? Still uncomfortable 🙄🙄
Very good, keep up the good work
The plot has not been magically changed, and the characters' personalities are more consistent. Some of the new plots and conflicts in the novel are also more reasonable. It is really good to read. I hope there will be more [Blow Kiss]
If I hadn't read it, I would have thought it was the original work 💕
Among all the Gao Qiqiang's rebirth fans in Tomato, I personally feel that this one has the magnanimity and methods of the underground emperor to guide the country. It has the flavor of the original work. Come on, author!
The description is delicate and picturesque 👍 It seems to be a mess
It's great, I hope it doesn't end badly
I've watched Kuangpai N times to no avail, but what the author talks about is just a detail.