The Taoist of Fog City

Although I have seen a lot of steampunk and old-school professional routine themes, changing it to this skin immediately makes it feel different! The advanced Western steam machine alchemist, the innovative and conservative local gang swordsman Honggun, and the Taoist priest who has inherited traditional culture for thousands of years. In this land of neglect, new ideas and old traditions collide with each other! This little taste came right away!

To popularize it: In the past ten years, there have been many Taoist sects in North America, and Longhushan Taoist temples are said to have blossomed in many continents in the United States. Most of the believers... Are not Chinese. There are both black and white.

Steampunk, alchemist, traditional Taoist priest, warrior, vampire, zombie, traditional Hong Kong movie. It can be said that this book is a super suture monster, but the technique is excellent, the writing is very natural, and it has the flavor of past Hong Kong movies. Different ideas collide here. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New Book Trial Reading"} Keywords: Taoist priest, steampunk, time travel Rating: ★★★★☆ If you can master hybridization in the later stage, if the story is not watered down, it has the potential to become a god. The rhythm of this book is very good. The fox demon incident at the beginning introduces Taoist priests, alchemists, systems, and punk power systems. I haven't finished watching it yet, I feel like it's going to be more hybrid. If you like watching Hong Kong movies, don't miss this book. The environment and background atmosphere are very Hong Kong movie-like. Chapter 105 has been updated so far, you can take a look at it first

It is written about Hong Kong Island, why is it called Taoist Priest in the Fog City? At first glance, I thought the title of the book was about London.

The beginning of the story had a bit of a steampunk feel to it, but in the end it turned into a gang fight. And every time a villain pops up, no matter whether the protagonist's strength has increased or not, he always falls behind. A Taoist priest does not have many Taoist methods, and all he uses are some miscellaneous skills and "intelligent" kung fu. When I saw the opening chapter, I thought it was about bananas after World War I, but it turned out that there was no war yet. And Kuang Tianyou should be a person after World War II, right? ? ? ? Accepted.

Prosthetic limbs are advised to give up. It is a big taboo for practitioners to have incomplete limbs.

It would be better to change the title of the book to "The Time Travel Between Me and Everyone Is 50-50". There is no system at all and the whole book is confusing.

Just one sentence, the ancient order in the East has been lost, so I have no interest in reading it.

It's not a Hong Kong variety show, it's not cyberpunk, it's not weird, it's not steampunk, it's all borderline, it's nothing like it, no wonder it's so awkward

Metal prosthetics are really ridiculous. They require high-grade energy. They are small in size and have high energy levels. Otherwise, how can they be installed on the body to replace the human body? People can't carry some gasoline and some coal with them, right? The emergence of metal prosthetics must be accompanied by advanced energy technology, either the small fusion battery of future technology, or the magic stone of the magical fairy. Another one, metal prostheses also have high requirements on electronic technology. I just want to know how to conduct signals to drive and make complex movements?