Reborn in Kung Fu Hustle as Saucepan

The idea is good, but a few characters need to have their round faces transformed into more angular ones. Also, the main character shouldn't be so cheeky when talking to women; it makes him seem immature. Furthermore, while you can change the background of the original film, don't introduce powerful figures before even changing the map; it feels very awkward. These are my suggestions.

Sauce-fried; it's obvious that I am that one-in-a-million martial arts prodigy. Landlady (action: slaps Sauce Explosion unconscious to the ground) Landlady; obviously, he isn't.

Although the protagonist secretly learns martial arts from others, it's all for naught if his physical fitness can't keep up, since many moves require a certain level of physical ability.

It's so boring. The protagonist has no morals, no bottom line, no sense of national responsibility, and no pride. He's utterly useless. I can't watch it anymore!

He has absolutely no moral bottom line. The first thing he did after getting this cheat code was to watch Ah Zhen exercise. Brother Ah Zhen, how could you do that?

The sheer strength of the competition deterred me! The setting of Kung Fu is Shanghai, but he changed it to Hong Kong here. I'm completely impressed! You said you didn't even understand a kung fu movie, yet you insisted on writing this stuff. Don't you know the Shanghai Axe Gang?

The protagonist has absolutely no morals. Zhao Di likes you so much, and you still criticize her. Zhao Di ran away from home, and you even gloated. Don't you think about how chaotic society is? There are all sorts of gangs like the Axe Gang. Aren't you afraid of being sold into a brothel? You inexplicably say you don't want to be a "brother-supporting demon."

Here's a joke: Three members of the Axe Gang beat Coolie Strong so badly he was tumbling and crawling on the ground. 🙄

Has the author ever considered this question: How can readers who have seen the movie "Kung Fu Hustle" get into character with the image of Sauce Explosion lying on the ground in their minds?

This protagonist's Three Kingdoms story is utterly absurd; he actually considers stealing other people's property and eavesdropping on their thoughts as perfectly acceptable—it's laughable.