In the Film and Television Worlds, I Don't Know Martial Arts
影视世界之我不会武功
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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It looks alright, why is nobody here?
The plot twists, the map changes, the martial arts are crippled and you have to start all over again, there's a forced complete absorption of everything, a clone system, and it's all just a facade (they claim to be cunning but are actually just troublemakers). They've crammed countless flaws into one novel, it's truly unbelievable.
That's too cruel. Since they gave Gou and the Eastern cultivation tradition a setting, they shouldn't have stayed in the West causing trouble. The opportunities in the West aren't relevant to them anyway, so what are they doing there? Here's a rough outline: Don't waste too much time on luck.
Keep it up, update more! I've already invested!
Before even seeing the paid chapters, I already have one thing to say: either the author has a split personality, or the author wants to write a protagonist with multiple personalities. He gets all brainy when he meets a man, but disappears when he meets a woman. Furthermore, the female characters depicted in this article resemble the ideal woman in the fantasies of otaku.
The author dedicated an entire chapter to establishing the protagonist's character in the first chapter, and then completely ruined that character in the second chapter? Are you even thinking straight? The protagonist is someone who has lived three lifetimes.
For me personally, Highlights 1. Stark is dead. 2. The Hulk is dead. 3. Just flip the table and kill Hydra. 4. Go to war with the Ancient One. I can't stand those novels that plagiarize the original works and fawn over the original protagonists. I'd rather watch the movies than read that.
I was successfully persuaded to quit after reading chapter 30. Let me explain why. The protagonist transmigrates to America and has a cultivation system. He becomes a farmer, which seems like a typical farming story. However, the protagonist is reckless and arrogant. He throws out a magical piece of land to make money, and various parties vie for the land.
Stop reading! How dare they kill off Stark, such an important plot character, especially since it was the protagonist's fault? They're treating the Ancient One, who's a multiverse-level character, like an idiot!
Can you guys hold on until the female lead appears? I gave up at the part where I was working with the chef. With over two million US dollars in hand and having just finished developing 500 acres of land, and with the potential for rapid growth, yet only half a month after dozens of people died from the high-quality American ginseng, they're already planning to collaborate with a chef they've…