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

To be honest, it is actually almost the same as the original plot, with a lot of changes. It just changed Qiu Sheng's perspective. And there might be something wrong with the timeline. When Uncle Jiu was alive, the warlords were at war. You, the God of Gamblers, come here too often, and it becomes boring when the time is messed up. And if Uncle Jiu was born in Qiu, it would be impossible for him to be a pig's trotter. Cultivation aside, there are many more people who like Uncle Jiu than Qiu Sheng. Anyway, I feel like there are a lot of water characters and the original plot has been moved a lot and the timeline has been changed randomly. It looks a little irritating.

Too much nonsense, a lot of meaningless dialogue, and the protagonist doesn't look like a modern person from the past at all.

I wrote slowly at the beginning, but I was too anxious at the end.

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

If you don't follow the relationship in the movie, it won't be useful at all. Qiu Sheng has an aunt, and Wen Cai picked her up. Even after time travel, she still has the same character as the original Qiu Sheng, talkative but not too big or too young. I couldn't recognize the scene clearly. Such a character in the movie is interesting. Even though you gave me time-travelers, I still saw Qiu Sheng in the movie.

"The Ancient Sword of the Wilderness", please recommend and collect it, I will definitely come back when you visit! Life is a long journey, how lonely it would be without a story to accompany you!

I finally figured out why no one watched it, and I became jealous as soon as I came here Y yds

Support for reading masterpieces remains unchanged

I thought I was traveling to Hong Kong from the beginning,,, why is there still Mr. Ren and Ren Tingting! A bit messy,,,,,

It looks good, the clouds flow like flowing water, support is a must!