Feng Abao has lost her memory. She doesn't know who she is or where she came from.
She wakes up in Kowloon Walled City, where undocumented immigrants, gangsters, bosses, madmen, cooks, and enforcers all cram together beneath the same tin roof. She knows nothing, but she can fight, wield a broom, pour tea for others, and put herself on the line when things get roughest.
Hong Kong crossover world, ensemble cast, power fantasy, no beating around the bush.
“The wind blows in from the sea. The Walled City has no rules, only one question: can you survive?”
🤦 I have the impression that Sister Bao is one of the witty ones. The plot of this book is very literary and artistic, and there are many metaphorical descriptions. It is so hypocritical. Can Jianghu be written like this?
It's light, very plain, but it gives people an immersive feeling. It's super beautiful, the writing is very good, and the character of Sister Baoer is also very well written. I look forward to the following content.
I'm curious about Tang Niu's hidden identity and Sister Bao's life experience.
Mainly because I don't understand what is being said
The Riddler gets out of Hong Kong!!
🤦 I have the impression that Sister Bao is one of the witty ones. The plot of this book is very literary and artistic, and there are many metaphorical descriptions. It is so hypocritical. Can Jianghu be written like this?
It's light, very plain, but it gives people an immersive feeling. It's super beautiful, the writing is very good, and the character of Sister Baoer is also very well written. I look forward to the following content. I'm curious about Tang Niu's hidden identity and Sister Bao's life experience.
Mainly because I don't understand what is being said
Great writing!