Starting with Hong Kong Cinema

Some people think this book is watery? Do you have any misunderstandings about water? If you can read it carefully and appreciate it, the content is still very rich. It starts with the capture of Duan Kun and Yue Huizhen, and then ends with the chapter where they escape the kidnapping. It has almost twenty chapters.

The book's synopsis could be changed to: The male protagonist keeps drinking ginseng water to evolve himself and causes trouble everywhere. (No female lead)

Chemistry and physics have not been reinforced so far.

I want to see the Lucky Stars series, Best Partner, and Twin Dragons.

The fact that books like this can make it onto the bestseller lists shows that the quality of books on Qidian (a Chinese online learning platform) is getting lower and lower.

I suggest that if the protagonist is going to build a harem, then the protagonist's character shouldn't be too good either, because only a scumbag could have the nerve to build a harem in modern society; that would be more logical.

Skill-based online games are fine, but this kind of Hong Kong drama is really unsuitable and could easily turn away some readers.

The book is good, but it's so padded out, it's overflowing with unnecessary details. 😅

After looking at dozens of chapters, I feel that a normal person with this kind of pay-to-win cheat ability should be thinking about how to make money through business and pay-to-win, right? Since you can learn a new skill after a few attempts and struggles at the beginning, starting a company, reading business books to learn business skills, and then paying to improve is quite normal, isn't it? 😅😅 I haven't looked at the later chapters, so I don't know if anything has changed.

It was already pretty weak, and now it's even more heavily featuring Japanese manga! I don't want to read it anymore! The beginning was alright, but the rest was all water.