Starting Cultivation in the Hong Kong Underworld

It's pretty good. It's quite funny to interact with the system. In the latest chapters, the Thunder King also handled it well and solved Shi Shaojian's problem.

There is no deliberate suppression of the protagonist, the writing is good, and the author listens to his advice and can correct any problems (I stayed in the zombie world for too long, and when the author realized it, he immediately left temporarily). However, there are few updates, and one chapter a day is not enough to read. The front part is fine, but the back part is getting more and more stretched. I want to change it to two stars, but the early stage is good and there are bonuses.

After reading a few chapters, are you a college student or a middle school student? He was said to be a college student, but he went to Edinburgh High School.

One chapter a day is too little. I don't know about others. I am impatient anyway because there are many similar novels. Sometimes I want to wait for a few more chapters before listening to them together and choose to listen to something else first. When I look back, there is nothing new, because I find that the updates are also very voluminous.

It's very interesting, every chapter is full, and it's a very novel zombie novel. Anyway, I like to read it, but the updates are slow.

A harem or not? The author saw the reply, if you don't turn around, I will give you seven stars [laughing evilly] Not many people like to watch Hong Kong dramas featuring single girls. It's a pity that there are so many Hong Kong drama goddesses who don't have harems. At first I thought that the rest of the harem dramas didn't matter, but I realized later that they were singles.

Not bad, but there are many problems with the female protagonist in the early stage. There is nothing wrong with the protagonist, and there is nothing wrong with the other characters. There is also the uncle of the protagonist, or there is something wrong with that one. First of all, you have to understand that the female protagonist forces the male protagonist to take the harem and the male protagonist doesn't want to do this. The work is a bit outrageous, and the male protagonist is pushed out later. This means that the female protagonist has more plots with another female protagonist than the male protagonist in the later period. It really feels like it is not the male protagonist who has the female protagonist, but the other female protagonist has a new male protagonist. And obviously after being together, they all have a sense of arrogance. They obviously feel that they have become so high-spirited. They are only arrogant towards the male protagonist. I feel that I can't explain it, but I feel that the female protagonist has obviously changed. Just like when there were more than 300 photos, the male protagonist almost thought that the three female protagonists were together. Yes, I do have that feeling, so digitally it is obvious that the problem with the female protagonist is a bit big, and there is obviously a feeling that the female protagonist has too obvious choice between another female protagonist and the male protagonist, and will choose another female protagonist. There is a special feeling that the female protagonist likes the other female protagonist more than the male protagonist. And it is obvious that the protagonist is unreasonable in the later stage. The priest in more than 300 or more than 200 photos obviously did nothing wrong, and he seems to be completely unaware. Really, the heroine's problem is that the sky is bigger. Raising a zombie female ghost or raising some monsters is worse than him. Simply put, it is not as good as raising a monster female ghost as your wife. And the so-called protagonist's aura, I don't feel the use of heaven's blessing at all, I really feel I feel that I can still continue without the protagonist. I really have a feeling that the blessing from heaven is of no use, but makes the protagonist's life more uncomfortable. I think the protagonist's life has never been easy. I feel that except for the early stage, when the protagonist returns to the original world, I really feel that except for his uncles, the heroine really does not make the protagonist feel better. Do you really think that the harem that the heroine forcibly collected for the hero belongs to the hero? I feel a bit like the female protagonist, and she obviously does not give the male protagonist the same attitude, and her character was obviously problematic at that time. She has a feeling of not cherishing it when she gets it. It is easy for him to get time that is difficult for others, and then he does not cherish it. I feel that this is not an illusion. I dare to tell my family about the time traveled, and it is not the original family. Although it is not the original memory, I will also bear some responsibilities. Think about the characters. If they get drunk one day and tell others, will someone know the immortal? Or the evil spirits must all know that being wary may not be good for practice, but it is definitely good in the early stage. I really have nothing else to say except that I have a kind personality.

It's really enjoyable. I can immerse myself in the protagonist's journey. The chapters about fighting zombies in Uncle Jiu's world are well written and interesting. I'm also satisfied with the protagonist's attitude towards his elders. Once the protagonists in many novels become rich, they feel that they are the biggest in the world. People who don't respect their elders are so annoying! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Like][Like]

It's fine if you write according to your own introduction. Write down the big picture first, then there will be endless possibilities later. I won't end it just for the sake of temporary pleasure, which will make it impossible to continue writing later. Don't write according to the reader's recommendation, otherwise you won't be able to continue writing later. You can't give up the pleasure again and again just for the sake of one pleasure and let it rot. [Praise]

Very good. I haven't seen such an interesting system and host for a long time. Falling in love and killing each other? Or maybe the system's hatred for the host is too strong to be resolved? However, the author should also update Yidian more and add more Hong Kong movies (and female protagonists) to the Hong Kong variety world. I originally wanted to give it a seven-star review, but unfortunately it was okay in the past, so I gave it an eight-star rating. The first part of this book is still readable, but the second part is getting more and more stretched, and I can't fix it anymore, and the previous part keeps talking about single women, but now the singles are not pure, there are too many single women, and the ink is blurred, and it makes me upset. I don't deserve to read this kind of excellent book [Chigua]