Uncle Valmont, that statue hanging on the wall has tricked you.
It can’t give you the Golden City treasure, but if you provide me with enough funding, I can give you a technological empire that rules the world.
After transmigrating to the world of Jackie Chan Adventures in the early 2000s, Roland became the nephew of Valmont, leader of the Dark Hand.
He had no System and knew nothing about chi magic, but he understood the value of information and how to play the markets.
He snatched the talismans before Jackie Chan could get to them.
He invested in Silicon Valley’s booming tech scene, then used the billions he earned to build a laboratory for supernatural creatures;
he bred sheep demons, drained vampires dry, and mass-produced undead zombies through genetic engineering;
he left the obscure magic of the ancient world to the lab to figure out.
Many years later,
Uncle cringed as he watched the compass spin wildly. “The balance of yin and yang is broken! Someone is corrupting magic with the evil of capitalism!”
Standing atop the world’s tallest tech tower, Roland looked out over the world. “Sorry, Uncle. In this world, only dollars can defeat magic.”
The plot idea is good, but those in the comment section saying that Rasu has a Ph. D. In physics are pure rumors. Anyone who has watched Jackie Chan's Adventures will know that he only said that he once studied physics, and that Ph. D. In physics is just a gimmick for those marketing accounts. Stop spreading rumors, okay? There is a huge loophole. It is not explained how Jackie Chan contacted Blake. The protagonist obtained the Chicken Talisman in advance, which means that the Black Hand Gang did not meet Jackie Chan. The Black Hand Gang knew Jackie Chan, but Jackie Chan did not know the Black Hand Gang. And Black only invited Jackie Chan to join District 13 because of the incident between Jackie Chan and the Black Hand Gang in the first episode. In Mexico, you said that Jackie Chan contacted Black to help, and it was explained in the first episode. Jackie Chan did not know Blake's whereabouts, and Blake has not been seen in six years.
The Adventures of Jackie Chan fan fiction in Tomato is quite good. It is a group of people who have read too many cool articles (and the kind who read more books than the time, or just one book per hour, anyway, they are not human). The protagonist is a bit deflated, and it makes him laugh to death after reading it. Currently more I've read all the new ones, and there are no problems except for the characters of Toru and Shengdu being slightly different. Toru would normally really join Jackie Chan, but Shendu is an unrepentant bastard (maybe his wisdom has been wiped out by hell). It's weird to be able to obey the protagonist's arrangements, so he's missing one star.
It's a very interesting book. If you are short on books, you can read it!
It's well written and very interesting. Those who haven't read Jackie Chan's Adventures can also take a look.
I'm very picky. The author of this book is smart, the logic is clear, and the content is good. It's really good. I hope to read more.
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The writing is okay and quite interesting, but there may be some minor bugs in the middle, but they are harmless.
It's good to watch, with both original and new plots.
The writing is very good, although the plot still uses the original framework, and the logic of the article is still very harmonious.
The writing is quite good. Although there are one or two shortcomings, the flaws are not outweighed. It is really good and worth reading.