Myriad Worlds: Starting as the Lord of Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong Crossover
诸天：从港综九龙城寨做领主开始
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- Completed
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- 135k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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Nonsense
When you write a book, at least look at the title, the characters' special abilities, and your synopsis. Look at what you've written—it doesn't even remotely relate to that! And a lord's novel, even if it doesn't become a huge hit, should at least be known throughout the territory, right? Instead, you're going to play the role of a behind-the-scenes schemer. Are you planning to write about opening a small tavern in your own backyard, showing off and getting humiliated?
When you see that not many people are following your work, you should realize that there's a problem with your writing. It's not too late to revise it now. Hong Kong variety shows still prefer the kind where characters rise slowly from the bottom. Also, regarding the issue of thugs, having 1,000 thugs is fine, but you can't expect everyone to be at the level of special forces. It's not like we're trying to unify the underworld.
Starting with 1000 lives as a top-tier special forces soldier, the protagonist is invincible? Are you serious?
I don't understand what the author was trying to achieve by setting the story up like this in the first chapter. What's the point of reading it then? I don't get it.
The first few chapters were a complete mess. The protagonist had an overpowered cheat ability, commanding a thousand men who wiped out all the forces in the stronghold, yet he got no spoils. He just lined up to collect his own system-mandated subsidies, owned the entire stronghold, and even had to open a shop and become a small business owner. The plot was utterly nonsensical.
I took a look, and it doesn't suit me. It's 24 years now, not 11 or 12. Using a 12-year perspective to write a 24-year novel seems a bit inappropriate.
Author, please switch projects; this book is absolutely terrible.
Did the author enter the palace?
Author, please update! It's been so long since you last updated, have you really gone to the palace? If you've gone to the palace, at least give an announcement! We're getting impatient waiting!
To lure respectable women into prostitution and persuade prostitutes to reform themselves. The author has a rather lewd sense of humor.
What kind of nonsense is this?! He's a lord and still a poor wretch. What a waste of his lordship! Haha!
The author's intelligence is insufficient to handle the subject matter.