Hong Kong Crossover: I, Qiu Sheng, the Last Purple-Robed Taoist

Honestly, it's pretty much the same as the original plot, they've copied a lot. They just changed Qiu Sheng's perspective. And the timeline is messed up. When Uncle Nine was alive, there was warlord chaos. With the God of Gamblers appearing so often, the timeline gets messed up and it loses its appeal. Besides, with Uncle Nine around, Qiu Sheng couldn't possibly be the protagonist.

There's too much nonsense, a bunch of meaningless dialogue, and the protagonist doesn't seem like a modern person who's traveled back in time at all.

The beginning was written slowly, but the later parts were written too hastily.

Why is it the 1980s? Isn't it the early Republic of China?

If you don't follow the relationships from the movie, then there's no point in doing anything. Qiu Sheng has an aunt, Wen Cai was adopted, and even though he's a time traveler, he still has the exact same personality as the original Qiu Sheng—talkative and disrespectful. He can't recognize the situation. In the movie, this kind of personality is interesting, but even though you've made him a time traveler, I still see the Qiu Sheng from the movie.

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I finally understand why nobody watches anymore; it's all just spamming.

I have read your excellent work and my support remains unchanged.

I thought I'd been transported to Hong Kong from the start... But what's with Mr. Ren and Ms. Ren Tingting?! It's all a bit confusing...

Beautiful! The flowing lines are like water. I support it, absolutely!