Myriad Worlds: Starting with Kung Fu, I Conquer Hong Kong Comics
诸天：从功夫开始打穿港漫
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Having traveled back to 1990s Hong Kong, I initially intended to use my memories from my previous life to make money and become a Hong Kong tycoon. However, I suddenly discovered two burly men in vests fighting fiercely on the sea, shouting something about magnetic field rotation.
You wrote about multiverse worlds, and you actually wrote one without a female lead! It suddenly became boring. All that fighting and killing would get tiring, especially since it's a Hong Kong comic, where one of the selling points is the various women in it, right?
When you mention Hong Kong comics, you immediately think of Master Wong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes," a comic that was my gateway into adulthood. 😅
It's going to be a huge hit, like in Hong Kong comics! Is Haihu going or not?! 😏😏
I've read the kung fu comic. It's set in the real world; there's no kung fu there. The vampire king was created from nothing! Huang Jun doesn't exist; he's just an old man named Mr. Guan! To deal with the vampire, you have to go to Dragon Tiger Gate! The Golden Bell Cover is too difficult to master; go learn the Yi Jin Jing!
Are Hong Kong comics acceptable?
Have you considered enhancements outside of martial arts? (ಡωಡ)
If Sea Tiger can glean some profound wisdom from watching The Simpsons, then couldn't the protagonist watch House Comedy and glean some innate wisdom from Pete the God of War versus the Giant Chicken God of War? Theoretically, that makes sense, right? 😍
I've heard that Hong Kong comics have a lot of ridiculous plots and cuckoldry scenes. I once read someone say that the ending of the Hong Kong comic "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is that the protagonist, Shi Potian, is beaten to death and chopped up by his adoptive mother and used as latrine filler.
It's a Hong Kong comic, so let's see if the author uses Sea Tiger! 🙂
I laugh every time I see the Golden Bell Shield from Dragon Tiger Gate. Buddhist martial arts with Bagua patterns—anyone who doesn't know better would think it's authentic Taoist martial arts. Bodhidharma learned the Qi cultivation techniques of the Central Plains and created the Yi Jin Jing; could this Golden Bell Shield have been created by referencing Taoist martial arts?