The next day, after dinner, Su Jianjun went to Su Zelin's room.
At this moment, the layabout was lying on the bed reading a copy of "Super Dominating Century," a work by Xu Jingchen, a typical Hong Kong comic.
Hong Kong comics were once publications comparable to Japanese and American comics, absorbing characteristics from both Eastern and Western comics. They had the toughness of American comics without losing the delicacy of Japanese comics. They were beautifully crafted, typically small-sized with color pages, creating an extremely stunning visual experience in an era dominated by black and white comics. Their themes were daring, even involving bold topics like gang violence, thrilling curious readers.
