Rebirth of Hong Kong 1981

To be honest, a blue and white Yuan Dynasty in the 1980s cost 15 million. I know the author wrote this to let others know how awesome the protagonist is, but is the author too illogical? The protagonist spent 30 to 40 million selling antiques, and an auction in the 1980s sold hundreds of millions? Not to mention whether the Yuan blue and white is so expensive, the Yuan blue and white in 2003 only cost more than 40 million yuan.

It looks okay, but there are some insults to IQ and many logical errors. One Yuan Qinghua costs 10 million, and a school donates 200 million every year. That antique is worth hundreds of thousands to one million, and the school's donation of ten or twenty million is still about the same. At first glance, you can tell that the author is writing blindly about the economic and social environment at that time, and has not done any homework at all.

The main thing is that I have written more than 600 chapters, but the ending is still the same as the beginning of 1981. This is ridiculous.

Well! What a great book, it's actually a harem novel, it slipped away

Kowloon Bus is a public utility and privatization is difficult. I also feel that the main character has developed a bit too fast. He has assets of one billion in just a few months. His attitude towards Wanwan should not be like this. It was too early to embrace mainland China in the 1980s. Capitalists will not offend the government. No matter how small Wanwan is, he is still a government.

The He Chaoqiong in the book should be the real He Chaoqiong, but He Chaoqiong is nowhere to be seen as a beauty. Could it be that my aesthetic taste is not ordinary!

Many people who are reborn in Hong Kong write songs, write novels, make TV shows, and then speculate in stocks after they have capital, acquiring Hutchison Whampoa, Wharf, and TV stations. They then become local real estate tycoons, financial tycoons, and media tycoons. They speculate during Sino-British negotiations, stand firm, and then go north. What's the point? Nothing has changed except that I have money.

The male protagonist is simply a big scumbag. Just now, there was a fiancée who was still thinking about another woman. He was simply a scumbag. I didn't want to read this book after reading two chapters.

To put it bluntly, although the entertainment industry occupies a lot of exposure and resources in public opinion, in terms of market size, it is not enough to support finance, real estate, shipping, and manufacturing. The entire profit of the Hong Kong film industry in a year may not be comparable to the annual profit of a real estate company, so the real profit of Hong Kong Big guys don't bother to enter the entertainment industry. Although there are always tycoons in traditional industries or wealthy young people who are keen on the entertainment industry, they are just to pick up girls and satisfy their quirks. They can spend a lot of money chasing stars, but most of them are just for fun. After a few years, when they get tired of it, it's time to quit. Of course, the real super bosses look down on the small money in the audio-visual entertainment industry, but the lower-level bosses are still very enthusiastic, such as the two poles of the Hong Kong film industry - Shao Yifu and Wrinkle Huai. Even they can't compare to those super big guys, so I feel that the writing is of a lower level, because that big guy is so playful.

You can't be such a scumbag, do this and do that. To get rid of it, can you write something more specific? Anyway, you use someone else's, eat someone else's, and live in someone else's. The company will give it to you too.