H370M-ITX/ac Ultra M.2 Socket to PCIex socket

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   Hello,
I plan to buy a H370M-ITX/ac mITX factor motherboard. There is an Ultra M.2 Socket, supports M Key on it. I want to use this M.2 socket as a PCIex socket by converting it to a PCIex converter. There are some converters doing this job (M.2 Socket3 to PCIex riser card). And then i want to plug an any PCIex card (for example a sound card) to that PICex socket. I wonder will this work?

And my second question, can i multiply this PCIex socket to 2 PCIex socket with a PCIex hub. There are also some cards doing this job. In the end there will be 2 PCIex sockets converted from M.2 Socket3. Is this possible or motherboard has some limitations about this?

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	Hello, I plan to buy a H370M-ITX/ac mITX factor motherboard. There is an Ultra M.2 Socket, supports M Key on it. I want to use this M.2 socket as a PCIex socket by converting it to a PCIex converter. There are some converters doing this job (M.2 Socket3 to PCIex riser card). And then i want to plug an any PCIex card (for example a sound card) to that PICex socket. I wonder will this work? And my second question, can i multiply this PCIex socket to 2 PCIex socket with a PCIex hub. There are also some cards doing this job. In the end there will be 2 PCIex sockets converted from M.2 Socket3. Is this possible or motherboard has some limitations about this?