A grand collection of Hong Kong films, featuring all the biggest hits. The author poured their heart and soul into plotting the story over the course of a year, bringing all the plots together in a coherent way without any jarring seams. So far, it includes King of Beggars, Hail the Judge, The Duke of Mount Deer, The Warlords, and films from the Lam Ching-ying series, including Mr. Vampire II, A Chinese Ghost Story 1, 2, and 3, and The Ultimate Vampire. This is an expansive collection of Hong Kong films. The author carefully wove all the plots together with no sense of incongruity, and none of the story is made up out of thin air. Feel free to enjoy!
If it's boring, it's good to start with it, but the rest is stuck with Wei Xiaobao. The protagonist is not as decisive as Sofa, and doesn't take action when it's time to take action. Others are rushing to kill him, so it's so easy to let him go. Many characters can be slapped to death in the first round. It's not as decisive as Sofa and the plot is extremely stuck. I gave a brief plot at the beginning and then got stuck on the Deer Cauldron. The main plot is that I almost forgot everything. You just do it when you need to. Extreme martial arts is not for letting people go, it's for killing people. The protagonist is just like an NPC, with no sense of existence at all. Wei Xiaobao even put the message "Message to You" in the face of the woman without killing her.
The story line of this novel is messier than Chongqing