Hong Kong Crossover: I’m an Evil God in Heaven

How nice of you, author, to write directly to locals! This level of identity of the time traveler is the same as nothing else! Don't know anyone

The starting point of this article is Hong Xing Liangkun. Unfortunately, Brother Kun doesn't have many scenes and goes directly to the chapter of Hong Kong. At the beginning, I saw three eyes and three heads. I thought I saw the terrifying Tao Weird Immortal, but later it was said that it was a polluter. The article also said that immortal cultivators are not human beings. They are already another kind of life. There are karma and other things, and they must abide by basic ethical laws. I understand. It's just that the article didn't describe specific details. I feel that the dialogue in the article is much streamlined, and Master Zhong Fabai was offline very quickly. A fourth-level polluter is really not good at facing an alien who is about to become a "god." However, the protagonist may not have been in contact with the master for a long time, and the characteristics of the sect's three declines and five tribulations, and the protagonist's attributes of overcoming relatives and friends, such as the protagonist's father, are gone. But writing is not easy. Learn more and make progress slowly. I wish the author will get better and better as he writes.

Comrades who withdraw from Chapter 7 may need to be more patient 😌 and be more tolerant 😊. If you don't like it, you can withdraw it. If you don't like it, don't leave it. There is a cycle of nature and retribution is not good. You must save others by yourself. It is not easy to make ends meet. Of course, the article is pretty good, and it's only for experienced drivers, but it's a bit too heavy.

After Chapter 10, it becomes interesting. It's a Hong Kong TV series with a magic twist. The protagonist is really evil. Apart from the poor writing, the plot is interesting. Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's quite interesting. The setting of ghosts, gods and supernatural Hong Kong movies is very novel. The protagonist changes from being honest to being decisive and murderous, killing demons and demons in the name of doing evil things. It's a pretty good character design.

Not long-winded, refreshing and dense. Ordinary people can understand it and it is highly recommended.

What's interesting later is that I think the reason for the protagonist's death is that he broke away from Zhong Kui's path and replaced him with a demon. At least it didn't say clearly that the demon was above a vegetable garden and could be picked at any time.

Come on, author, the writing is good, not wordy, and the language is simple and direct.