Start Your World Adventure with Jackie Chan Adventures

Another author who doesn't read the original work well. The snake charm turned out to be in a waterfall cave. It was stolen from Jackie Chan by a so-called adventurer and then deliberately donated to the museum. Doesn't the author even read Baidu? Does it have the correct plot sequence?

To be honest, the authors who write novels nowadays want to write about the protagonist acquiring those treasures and skills and then swooning all those beauties, but they don't have a deep understanding of the ideas of those works. This kind of thing is fine for the first time, but it's really mentally tiring after reading too much.

When the wind is going smoothly, I rely on Jackie Chan, when the wind is going against me, I rely on my dad, and when the situation is desperate, I rely on Xiaoyu.

I found that the author reversed the roles of Rasu and Ah Fen. In many plots, it is clearly Lasu (it is Lasu who is alone in the turtle Aisuo, and it is also Lasu who steps on the snake charm in the museum), but the author writes him as Ah Fen. . . .

Jackie Chan's world pays attention to the balance of yin and yang. The positive energy has suppressed the black energy for so long, and it's time for the black energy to counterattack. But I don't know what happened. In the end, all the demons and villains disappeared. I feel it has something to do with the history books of the years. Those demons are so afraid, which means that if they touch this thing, there will definitely be some serious consequences.

The Black Shadow Corps can talk and has a fucking sense of autonomy. I'm convinced. Even after Tara was resurrected, the Black Shadow Corps didn't speak. They just obeyed orders unconditionally and had a certain amount of intelligence. Only Tara and those generals could speak

World-class mission: Keep an eye on Xiaoyu

Does the author want to take a look at what you wrote? It's chapter 10, what about the protagonist's ability to become stronger? Keep adding soy sauce. No main plot yet? I can't stand it anymore.

Just follow the plot, it's better to read the original work

There is a problem in Jackie Chan's world. It is said that there is a balance between yin and yang, but in fact the yin and yang have long been broken. The Yin Qi has been suppressed, but the righteous Qi has been cheating. In the end, Yin Qi had no more fun to play with.

I don't know if the protagonist is stunted or something. Jackie Chan is 1.73 Meters tall. The protagonist is only half the height of Jackie Chan when he is 13 years old. I laughed to death

How should I put it, I read Chapter 15. It feels as bland as watching the original version, following the plot with only minor changes. You can refer to "The Adventures of Jackie Chan in The Adventures of All Heavens and Demons". The protagonist abandons his life and takes refuge with the Holy Lord, becoming a little dragon, and has a monkey with Basa, the water demon 🤓

It's pretty bad. He has no independent opinion. The protagonist is like a transparent person. He gets involved in the plot and never changes the original ending.

It's too long-winded. I really like this subject matter. For example, the Spells of the Shadow Legion are very good, but the writing is too long and smelly. Originally, this subject matter is a cool type of writing. I haven't finished writing 100 chapters in one world, so I am not in the mood to read it.

Damn it, you're such an old eunuch. I can't even bother to open it after flipping through so many tattered books. . .

What to say. The plot is not attractive enough. A bit bland.

This system is disgusting if it is intelligent🤢

Come on and write, it's right to speed up the pace now, but the previous pace was too slow.

Why do I read so many strange sentences?