
Film and TV Worlds: Iron Shirt and Eagle Claws from the Start
影综之开局鹰爪铁布衫
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- Completed
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- 875k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Mercenaries practice Taekwondo? Which country? It's definitely not China anyway, we don't practice that stuff
You can't sew around the Pacific Ocean, 🤮🤮I vomited, I really liked it
This book was really good to read at the beginning, but the author is a stitch monster. Not only all the copies are stitched together, but also the protagonist's power. It's martial arts, superpowers, spells, human transformation, organ transplantation, a lot of mess. To be honest, I read this book because of martial arts, but later on the protagonist swallowed up a lot of parasites through the system. I didn't read the special abilities of the body. I was just disgusted. Old readers of Qidian know that the more powerful the golden finger is, the more rubbish the book is. Only by minimizing the existence of the golden finger can the protagonist have a chance to grow and the character created can be interesting. If the protagonist is given a powerful near finger at every turn, no matter how high the author's level is, he will write a mindless novel. Take this book as an example. The protagonist's golden finger travels through various dungeon worlds. This golden finger is powerful enough, but the author also arranged for the protagonist to kill the enemy and devour the opponent's martial arts, memory, and flesh and blood energy to strengthen himself. This is acceptable, but later on, swallowing alien parasites and gaining various special abilities is just disgusting. The protagonist is a suture monster with all kinds of abilities. It's a mess. It was okay before the first dungeon, but I have no desire to read it anymore, so I gave up.
This blade fang has been blown up to the sky by the author. It has hundreds of thousands of tons of power at every turn. Let me go!
It's okay for mercenaries to learn Taekwondo. Don't you know if they can beat themselves? Do all mercenaries obey the law and there is no conflict? It's okay if you just go up and fight and lose. You have to add how many years of Taekwondo you have learned. Who is the most powerful fighting Taekwondo in the world?
As long as it's about foreign countries, it's Marvel. Even though the world is bad, it's still about Marvel. Can't we write about so many foreign movies? Even if you just write about an unknown movie, it would still be better than Marvel. Now when you see the word "Marvel", you can just pass it by
The writing was very good at the beginning, but I couldn't get the interesting points later At first, it seemed to be getting better, but then it started to grow taller. . . I won't say that you are 1.7 Meters tall when you are twelve years old. Although I have to complain, what difference does it make even if you set your age to 24? Then I got to the point where I was most annoyed, because some of the martial arts novels I had read that were not known as martial arts, and were covered in high-level martial arts, seemed to treat the basic bones of the human body as plasticine. When it explodes, it becomes taller, and the bones are very hard. It's really special. How outrageous, this book also has a man who has grown to two meters tall. I'm not nitpicking, but I have the most basic knowledge. I can read the book even if I don't have any brains. But I really can't bear this part of trying to conquer my knowledge. If you are a fairy, Gao Wu , I just put up with fantasy, because they are all gods, so it doesn't matter I thought I could keep watching it, until I was embarrassed by the height of the protagonist, and then I thought that the first world was about stitching monsters, mixed martial arts, it felt a bit like It's not good. I don't like stitching. First of all, stitching is difficult to write well, and it can easily erase the highlights of each world. Secondly, it feels too inconsistent. I endured the first world, and then I couldn't help but look at the catalog, and Pacific Rim was also stitched. . . Even Quan Yuan has become a death row prisoner of Saber Ya? I immediately understood that it was no longer worth chasing. I didn't understand, why did I have to sew it up? Some of the basic things in the world have been confused. I think it would look better if it were a single world, because you are a Zhutianliu yourself. Is it necessary to sew it up?
I haven't read the book yet, so I'm asking.
Does the protagonist have the impotence buff from the starting point?
Zhutianliu who doesn't divide the volumes are all hooligans
Wan Duzi, the second world is transformed into a small life, you can only skip the second copy 😅