
Hong Kong Entertainment: Kung Fu Superstar, 1981
港娱:功夫巨星1981
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 697k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A List of Masterpieces: Only Classics I've Read or Promising Newcomers, Here to Cure Your Reading Slump
I only recommend books I’ve read: the all-time classics or exciting new releases, across every genre. I’ll keep updating, and you can let me know about any good books I should add. (Readers can use the upvote-to-downvote ratio to judge a book.)
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A refuge for readers in a reading slump, with promising new books. Mainly new and early-stage novels. Most of the books at the top are new; the farther down you go, the longer they've been around. If you're in a reading slump or want to let books build up before diving in, you can bookmark this list now and have a big batch ready to read later. Please bookmark! Please bookmark! Please bookmark! Ideally under 200,000 words. Please bookmark! I mainly read xianxia and urban fiction. I don't read bo
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There is a saying, boxing is not the best, but the best fighters are definitely boxing, because the income of boxers exceeds that of other fighting types.
How about letting apprentices from a martial arts school act in a tokusatsu drama? If they can't be the protagonist, they can be a supporting role, a thug with a leather belt. Look at how many characters there are in Kamen Rider now, and they can compare with the number of characters in the Sentai series. Then you can also sell toys and make comics. Acquire a TV station to broadcast mixed martial arts during the day and tokusatsu dramas at night, catering to both adults and children.
After reading Chapter 11, I was disgusted by Ba Pojie and left. I don't understand what the use is of such a useless character who can also cause trouble.
I feel like Jet Li's Jingwu Hero is shit. The apprentice of an anti-Japanese hero falls in love with a Japanese. Not to mention how good the woman is, she is a Japanese and was the enemy of the Chinese at that time. She doesn't even have the most basic stance, and she pretends to be patriotic.
I made a movie just for the sake of making a movie. There are no emotional scenes and the characters are not fleshed out enough. This is the result of this book. There is no sense of immersion.
Less than three chapters
In less than three chapters, the male protagonist is portrayed by the author as a small citizen with a brain full of muscles. I've been reading online articles. Show me this bad male protagonist. Thinking that God is the boss and he is the second child. When I met Chen Huimin and Brother Cheng, I was so excited that I wanted to be born again. It's like I've really never seen anyone before.
The heroine
Lao Yang is really good at finding it. Only a few comments can be put on the book list.
It has to be associated with blackness. You can't get rid of it.
In today's fighting boxing, I think Muay Thai is the real killing technique, with fierce and deadly moves.