Invincible Iron Palm Wang Xiaojun

I heard this book title was chosen by a certain "three-no" author on Qidian, known for his lack of integrity, shamelessness, and credibility. After it's published, please share half of my best sales with him; this earth-shattering title has pulled me out of the ocean trench at a depth of 30,000 feet.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter five. The employer pays you to settle his daughter's bullying, but when you arrive and see that the bully is a woman, you refuse to intervene. What kind of logic is that? Does being a woman give you the right to bully others? People like this, regardless of gender, who act as bullies in school should die young. Their existence is a waste of air. They're a cancer on society.

I finally finished reading it. To be honest, it's not as captivating as Xiaohua's previous works. Her peak was "Chaos," and after following the series, "Chaos" was still my favorite. It's hard to believe that it left more than thirty chapters unfinished...

To be honest, with my wild imagination running wild, I already think that Mimi is doomed to fall into the clutches of a master flirt, and I'm even speculating about how the two of them will spend their future together. Of course, it's better to open a husband-and-wife bodyguard business (bodyguard company).

You are no longer the Zhang Xiaohua who was number one in history 😭. Even Tang Jia San Sun Xi Hong Shi (a famous Chinese comedian) has become your role model. You have fallen.

I've lost count of how many times I've watched it, but the more I watch, the more I appreciate it, and I can feel that Xiao Hua wants to show us a different side of him. Besides comedy, he can also write about the martial arts world, human relationships, and sectarian conflicts.

The protagonists in Zhang Xiaohua's books all exude the temperament of ordinary people. They are neither willing to be ruthless to their enemies nor have any grand ambitions. They are despicable and have no bottom line, but they are very close to real life. Wang Xiaojun is like a child who hasn't grown up yet, but he has the rare sense of responsibility of an adult.

I miss steamed buns, I miss steamed buns, I miss steamed buns

This novel seems really suitable for a TV series adaptation.

I don't want to read books where a stunningly beautiful woman appears in the first few chapters. Are they trying to attract readers with their body odor before they've even made it big?