The Alchemist of the Hong Kong Crossover World

The golden finger setting is not good, the protagonist's character setting is frivolous! There is also a protagonist, a 21st century young man, who feels like a country bumpkin entering the city when he sees Hong Kong in the 1980s and 1990s. I'm going to kill him! Have you never been to a big city? Don't you have access to the internet? Or was the protagonist in a remote mountainous area without Internet access before traveling through time?

Goldfinger is such a scam. If you need certain materials, it's an exchange of equal value, but you actually need gold? ? And not only that, but also taking out everything from the body? ? Is this still an equal exchange? ? ? Another poisonous point is that the original body still has obsessions, haha... His background is said to be a high martial arts, and he used alchemy to cultivate his body for half a month. With this kind of setting, everyone has run away, so who is watching?

Well, in the later period, the protagonist became Li Wenbin's thug. He would ask the protagonist to take action when something happened. The protagonist was always on call and gave him amulets and the like. It was better than treating his own girlfriend. Is it because the protagonist's uncle's family are policemen and they don't take care of the protagonist? The protagonist was never given an amulet, and he didn't think of his uncle's family if he had merit. The first thing that came to mind was Li Wenbin. This kind of character is speechless.

Vivian Chow

Seeing it now, I just want to ask: Does this place look like The Alchemist? It's like selling a sheep's head to a dog's head, just a bunch of movie plots to make up for it, and finally it turns into a fairy tale, and then it turns into the heavens? If you really can't finish it, just finish it! Waste of feelings

No wonder it is so unpopular despite so much writing. The plot is far-fetched, the characters are uncertain, and the descriptions are rough. Everywhere you look is poisonous, it's really hard to swallow.

Pig's trotter's character is so fucked up. How can a person with such a pig's brain be able to make pig's trotters?

When I saw the words "Qingman Siheyuan", I automatically got out and gave it a thumbs up

I've read a few chapters. The writing is poor and the setting is bad. The subject matter is interesting. No wonder the comments section is full of comments.

The author's poor performance is not unreasonable.