The Adventures of Jackie Chan: Starting from Seizing the Power of Westwood

I watched episode 62 and wanted to complain about it. Jackie Chan puts on armor and can fight geological demons. Jackie Chan puts on armor. You can fight the Black Shadow Group. It is acceptable that the black militia party is not afraid of death, and Jackie Chan can accept it one by one. But what the hell is a vampire? What you mean is that the combat power of vampires is equal to the combat power of demons. It's considered a vampire's love story. His power is not only given by the system, but also has demonic energy. Not to mention that these magic weapons have side effects. Dad can also withdraw. In this case, the protagonist will not be targeted. After all, he already has demon-level combat power. What about in black paint proportions? Just a little piece of trash. Zhengqi didn't want to target him at all. After all, Jackie Chan wearing armor can fight the demons of the earth. He pressed down on a demon to fight. After all, if the geological devil punches him, he can just punch him. But our vampire protagonist can beat Jackie Chan. How reasonable!

Ximu's potential is the very high Qian in the Eight Diagrams. The head of the Eight Diagrams means the sky, which contains almost all the remaining demonic energy except the mountains and soil, including the sun, rain, wind, electricity, and gravity in the sky. Unfortunately, these powers are gone, so he has changed from the first place to the last place, and is also the itch of Bo Gang.

Never travel to Douluo. Because Douluo is the shame of fantasy. The thought of Tang San being able to dominate Douluo with just a martial arts secret book was particularly surprising.

If you don't want to accept it, you don't have to write it down, and you have to write it down specifically to collect CP, 🤮🤮🤮, if you like to be the camera and suck CP, just pretend I didn't say anything

The subject matter is good, but the author's writing is in vain. I have good ideas, but my writing skills are too poor. I can't explain it clearly. There is no logic, and the ideas are messed up. It should be that I was anxious to publish the outline to make money before I smoothed it out. The writing is scattered and not filled in, and I am here and there. Have you asked the editor to stuff money? Is it just so easy to put on the shelves?

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It would be better to write it like this: you can just hit a wind blade and cut off something that can catch people, and it just falls on the position where Xiaoyu fell. If you want to accept her, you can also use this incident to change her perception of you, but doesn't it make you uncomfortable when you write it like that? As the two camps, you two don't have a bad relationship, but at least her death will be of great help to the Black Qi lineup, right? Even if you want to accept Xiaoyu, can't you do what I wrote? Do you run to save the enemy on the battlefield? Just because she's pretty? I originally wanted to watch it, but I don't know if I should continue watching it. There is no problem with receiving the girl. The question is whether the way you receive it is reasonable and applicable. It is not like you go out to save the dying enemy on the battlefield.

It is said that the protagonist has a vampire element behind him, and the various elements of the dragon clan make himself complicated. Is it in disguise that there are fewer and fewer things to restrain himself?

The Holy Lord just doesn't mean what he says. Want to rule the world. Don't like to kill.

There are too many dragon elements. In a world with a low upper limit, there is no need to make so many. Just make some easter eggs.

I can only say that when I saw that the author was a newcomer, I immediately stopped scolding him.

I think bloody and violent battles can arouse emotions and relax the uncomfortable and terrible things in life. I suggest that when you go to other worlds, don't take the upright one, but go the villain route to be interesting.

Why didn't the author let the protagonist physically transform into Doomsday? Fusion of all the genes of Krypton by swallowing Superman's life code, or fusion of Godzilla's G-cells is a direct ticket to Godzilla at the singularity.

Ximu is just playing with food, wrapping the earth with dark clouds. Without the sun, there is no need to do anything else. In a few years, the plants will all die.

It feels weird to be absolutely loyal to people like First Embrace and Ghost Servant. After all, according to this logic, the protagonist should be absolutely loyal to Ximu. Ximu is the highest-level ruler, similar to the Black Shadow Army. Otherwise, the talent comes with its own control. It makes no sense that Ximu has no control over the vampires.

When I think of The Adventures of Jackie Chan being mixed with Douluo, Dou Po and the like, I feel like I've seen Monkey King fighting Ultraman three times, Lu Tisha angrily pulling out the atomic bomb, Harry Potter seeking Buddhist scriptures in the West, and Pleasant Goat selling mutton skewers. To be honest, these are completely unrelated things.

It's cool in the early stages, but later on it's more like a running account. It's not exciting enough, it's poisonous a lot but small, you can watch it but you don't have to watch it, you can get an idea of ​​what it's about just by looking at the title.

Can the author give the protagonist a fusion of monster hunters and world creatures? For example, the black dragon ancient dragon species will release the mad dragon virus itself. Creatures below the ancient dragon will turn into zombie-like creatures. With the protagonist, it can create a large number of cannon fodder that obeys orders. The mad dragon virus can also be used as eyes, because this creature has no eyes. The author can search for what I may not be detailing. The ancient dragon species of Nergigante feeds on ancient dragons and is known as the ancient dragon killer. Its own body is extremely powerful, has rapid regeneration, and asexual reproduction. With the cannon fodder flesh and blood of the Mad Dragon virus, it can be developed to create combat clones in battle. The Nergigant dragon's scaly bones will be harder and stronger every time they are regenerated. The author can check online. If the protagonist goes to the dragon world and tastes the specialty dragon meat,

Will the author have any follow-up plot about Valon? Seriously, Wallon was really miserable in The Adventures of Jackie Chan. Can he be given a good ending?

DC Day of Destruction

It just feels to me that after you start learning about the Ultraman world, your protagonist will always talk to himself without any dialogue at all. It's really all talking to himself, and there are very few dialogues. It's possible that you wrote it later, but I saw that Chapter 6 of your Ultraman plot is all about the protagonist talking to himself.

You can come with anything interesting (not necessarily useful), let me refer to it (*￣▽￣)((≧≦*)

Why doesn't the author let the protagonist go to the Marvel universe to devour the element-devouring beast? This guy has a stomach band that can connect to different dimensions, which is like having a parallel universe connected to his stomach.

Godzilla

Compared to light sacred faith, utopia and the like. I think bloody and violent killings are more interesting to arouse emotions

Can the physical appearance of the author's protagonist remain the same as that of a Space Marine? I feel like this is oppressive

Can the author please prevent the characters from Jackie Chan's Adventures from dying? It is a childhood classic after all. If possible, there must be a happy ending

Can the author post what the protagonist looks like in his demonic form?

Come on, author, can you figure out what the protagonist looks like now?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?