Roaming the Myriad Heavens: Starting with Hong Kong Crossover

You can't take what you learned in the last world with you, so isn't this just a pure puppet? Later, you transmigrate to a world of gods and demons, and with your extraordinary cultivation, you become a nobody again? If this formula had been used 15 or 16 years ago, I would have had nothing to say, as most books were written like this back then. But now it's almost 23 years later, author, please keep up with the times.

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Aside from being strong for the sake of being strong and completing missions for the sake of completing missions, I don't understand what the protagonist is trying to do. He's lost all emotions and desires; is he even human?

The protagonist is just a machine for practicing martial arts, killing, and completing missions; he has no emotions. I can't stand it anymore, goodbye!

I'm leaving, I'm not watching anymore. That damned Madana wouldn't even let me kill a Japanese person, and she even said she promised me she wouldn't kill indiscriminately, what a disgusting woman.

You're already tempting us with your first picture! Do you think this is modern times? A dozen dishes and three bowls of rice costing 500 yuan? Even in modern times, a dozen dishes and three bowls of rice wouldn't cost 500 yuan. 500 Yuan could rent a whole table, don't you understand?

Having finished the first world, I have to say the protagonist is an emotionless martial arts fanatic, so why include a younger sister? Also, the book is titled "Hong Kong Variety Show," but aside from the system quests, it has virtually nothing to do with Hong Kong variety shows.

First, the main character isn't very likable right now. Second, the time-travel mechanic isn't very engaging; it's more like a soul-travel than a physical body-travel, and having to start all over again every time you cultivate is too tedious.

If you don't like stories about eunuchs, I don't recommend reading this.

A smaller version? This first chapter is similar to Extreme Fist Reincarnation.