In Kowloon Walled City, I Start Putting Points into Iron Body Skills

Why do I see two books that are the same [laughing and crying]

The timeline is too messy, Lei Luo came out and was still a small police investigation, and it was still after Liangkun died.

The concept is good, but the plot is terrible. First: The time is too short. It only took two days to read Chapter 12. How is it possible? The plot in the movie is that Chen Luojun went to Kowloon and his arm was broken by a tornado. He was recovering from his injuries and working with his injuries. In the end, the injuries were healed, and Tornado was a good person, so he let Chen Luojun live in the attic. And it will take some time, right? At least it would take two to three days for Yuwanmei's mother to know that she was smelly, right? Furthermore, it is said that brothers need to get along with each other for a period of time to clearly understand the nature of others before they know whether this person can get along with them. Moreover, it took time for Chen Luojun to go from being penniless to saving money to play mahjong. To sum up, from the time Chen Luojun first came to Kowloon to the time Di Qiu called for dinner, it would take at least a month, or even longer. Generally speaking, it would take between 20 and 50 days. The article actually only lasted two days, which was too short. Second: The martial arts writing is not very good either. If everyone's force value is digitized, I can see from the movie that it is the actual moment in the movie, not their peak force value. Wang Jiu 10 points, Tornado scores 8 to 9 points, Big Boss 7-8 points, The Twelve Young Masters, Chen Luojun, the Fourth Young Master, and Xinyi, the four of them may have 6 points. The protagonist must be at least 7-8 to defeat the four of them. Why do you say this? It is said in the article that the protagonist can actually hold back his hand when he fights four other people in a duel. You must know that the force value is almost equal, and it is impossible to hold back. Considering the discussion, everyone may have used 7 points of force. If they are evenly matched, both sides will suffer losses. So, you have been practicing for two days and you are better than someone who has been practicing for several years or even more than ten years, but you say that you are just getting started in Kung Fu? What is that person? Gymnastics? Third: The gangs are all in chaos. Brother, you are writing about Kowloon. There are people who can't be killed with a pistol, and people who can't be wounded with a knife. What do you mean by Young and Dangerous? Wang Jiu alone can cut down from Jiulong to Daluotian, which is boring. What if Chen Haonan can beat you with a few moves against him? If you want to talk about one person's martial arts, or black knights, or Zhongnanhai bodyguards, then just include those modern martial arts. Oh, I won't watch anymore. Goodbye.

Isn't it just hard Qigong at the beginning? It's okay to deceive people.

Ah, the sea is full of water. Horse, you have four legs.

From Kowloon Walled City to becoming a big boss, who of you two copied whom without even changing their names?

Cool article, you can read it if you like it. I've read a hundred chapters. Keep fighting and killing! Never stopped. No precipitation at all. They also want to unify the underground forces in Xiangjiang. I don't know what they think. If the fight continues, it will be time to send troops to push back in a few days!

A bunch of messed up people. I seriously doubt that when watching a movie, they add the plot of that movie.

Doesn't match the title of the book. It says Hard Qigong. Where did the hard qigong go?

A good book, but there is no rating. I can't figure it out. Good luck to the author.