Making a Living in the Hong Kong Film World

I don't know if the author has ever seen "Ghost Cannibal". It is also a classic ghost movie, and it is also set in the Republic of China. Now that the protagonist is in the world of Hong Kong movies with several Republic of China backgrounds, it can be added to it.

Updates are a bit slow on this one. More, more, poor people can only decide for you.

Many decent masters will spend a lot of time testing the disciple's character before accepting a disciple. In their view, this is natural. However, if they really meet someone who has to learn martial arts in a short period of time (such as the protagonist who wants to save his mother), then their kind of test of one or two years is harmful. It is no wonder that many people have gone astray for this.

The beginning was very immersive, but when I killed Chu Renmei at the end, it felt like a fantasy, and the atmosphere of terror was gone. But it can be seen that the author is very careful.

. . . I was so addicted at the beginning that I didn't want to read it. I felt that the protagonist's character was like that of a pedantic filial son from ancient times. He was also extremely cowardly, incompetent, and kind-hearted. It was disgusting. Especially the part where he was bullied and peed on his head in prison was extremely poisonous. He can be called a model of honest people. If you don't insult you to the point of despair, you will not know how to resist at all, and will only be incompetent and furious.

The protagonist has been practicing martial arts for a few days and is ugly and ugly. He still expects Aunt Thirteen to fall in love with you. At most, he will give you a sentence to repay you in the next life instead of committing himself to you.

It starts with food and becomes extremely poisonous. The opening chapter of "Old Corpse in a Mountain Village" depicts the reaction of a loser when encountering a supernatural event very realistically. The protagonist suffers many times and finally kills the boss. The plot is reasonable, the writing is poor, and the characterization is average. The second chapter of Huang Feihong's Aspirations. The task given by the system from the beginning is to defeat Huang Feihong and pry away Aunt Thirteen. The first task is understandable and has been done in many similar novels, so it will not be discussed. The second task simply said bluntly, "Have you seen that Thirteenth Aunt? Soon he will be mine!" It is a very low-level way to directly insert a female character nakedly, but if the book is about the harem, this writing is quite in line with the wishes of some novice readers. Then came the key point. The protagonist failed to become a disciple of Huang Feihong and returned disappointed. He was tricked by a beggar in front of a group of gangsters and shot and killed one of the gangsters. The system said "Ding! 100 Points will be awarded." Then the protagonist chatted with the system until everyone who reacted ran out of the pistol range. You read that right! Out of pistol range! The maximum range of a pistol is generally four hundred meters, and it is generally within 50 meters when used. It takes more than 5 seconds for a person to run 50 meters. The protagonist kills a person and chats with the system for more than 5 seconds. I have never seen a protagonist who makes such a stick. Then, the protagonist took out his knife and said a few cruel words to the beggar (why didn't the beggar run away?) And then let him go. . . . . . Sorry, I have been poisoned and died. I only leave this book review and hope you don't eat it.

Worri, why should I open this kind of book? It's so rubbish. If you put this kind of mentality in a primitive society, you can only be a servant. Is it another waste stream that relies entirely on halo? Or the kind that abuses the owner?

This book is really ridiculous. It says that it is impossible for diaosi to travel through time, and also provides cheats for the protagonist. It is just a crude foreshadowing. When I think of my parents, my fighting spirit explodes, and when I don't want to die, my fighting spirit explodes again. It is extremely difficult for others to enter samadhi even if they have the method. The protagonist enters samadhi in minutes as soon as he is locked up in a small dark room. After seeing more than 70,000 recommended votes, I came in to read it and persisted for 20 chapters!

Is it worthy of the catalog that Yongsheng should be regarded as an outstanding person? The protagonist is so cowardly that he is not even worthy of a dog. It also travels through the world of systematic prophetic movies. This kind of novel is just a pleasure to read. Who can read this kind of novel because the protagonist is such a coward?