Hong Kong Comics: From Dragon Tiger Gate to Conquering the Heavens

You're already writing Hong Kong comics, what else do you want to write about, all that fighting and killing all the time? 😵 I'm tired of seeing this kind of stuff. The current trend in novels is all about pursuing immortality, with eunuchs as the main characters. What's the point of having such immense power if you're all alone? You might as well live to be a hundred and then die. Otherwise, with that kind of power you could destroy an entire island nation. 🪖

How to describe Chen Aoyun? Although he ultimately became utterly evil, making everyone want to kill him, he wasn't initially a bad person. In fact, he initially resembled Jin Peng of the Korean Ginseng Gang by about 60-70%, possessing a sense of justice. However, after becoming involved with the Dragon Tiger Gate, his life seemed to undergo a drastic change.

Author, you could delve deeper into the plot. Many of the previous book's storylines were rushed and easy, progressing too quickly. It's best to avoid just endless leveling and monster-slaying. Adding some beautiful women could be a nice touch, providing some spice and context to the plot. Since they're all in different worlds, there's no need to worry about dramatic conflicts.

If any of you brothers want to post martial arts pictures, you can put them here.

This knife is pretty good too. Although it's not as good as the Golden Knife of the Rebel King, it's still enough to cut through ordinary steel!

The worldview of Fengyun can be written; many people are familiar with it.

It seems that those who practice the Ascension Technique can indeed ascend, but only to the Heavenly Prison 🤭. This thing is probably just a trap; those who truly ascend do so through their own enlightenment.

Logically, the accompanying internal energy cultivation method for the Tathagata Palm should also be considered one of the world's top internal energy cultivation methods. However, compared to the reputation of the Tathagata Palm, this skill seems almost insignificant.

It feels like this book follows the same formula as the previous one. Why can't it be like the Japanese manga "World Government," which uses an emperor-centric worldview like "Legend of the Emperor" to conquer other Hong Kong comic book universes? After all, the Harbor faction is a powerful force with many influential figures, numerous powerful skills, and well-established systems. It's more suitable for building such a faction.

I just hope this book doesn't exaggerate the defensive power of the Golden Bell Shield like the previous one. It's true the Golden Bell Shield is a top-tier skill in the Dragon Tiger Sect, and it's still invincible in the Emperor's Series and Divine Weapon Series, but that's just an overstatement.