Rebirth of Hong Kong Island: Unlicensed

I haven't started reading the content yet, but the first few lines of the introduction have a sense of immediacy like a bloody Korean drama and various comeback novels from more than ten years ago. It's not that it's not good, it's just a bit shocking. Besides, please come on, author.

It's getting worse and worse, but it started well. Starting from Kang Zijian's case, Luo Liba Sui, I don't know what to say, it's a mess. As a professional barrister in your previous life, do you know what your advantages are? You don't have three dollars in your pocket to hang around with your girlfriend all day long. All the women you meet are cheap, and they must pounce on you whether they want to or not.

To be honest, the writing style is okay, but writing this kind of stud novel in 2025 is really desperate. Nowadays, people who read books either have no shortage of women, or there are better ways. What you write is the same as the pornographic novel, but it is not as good as the pornographic novel. You are procrastinating and can only eat in the niche. If the protagonist is a time traveler, it is impossible for him to be rich and powerful at least to be with women every day, right? There's a story about Yan throwing himself into the arms of the protagonist when he sees it. It's as simple as falling in love, and he's not a fool!

I am also a fan of TVB, and I really like the strong TVB line style written by the author. Just a suggestion, there are too many women around the protagonist. Not to mention that the protagonist is too busy to keep up, and the author cannot cover everything. There are many women who were recruited in the early stage and almost disappeared in the later stage. Compared to other women, Guan Zishan and Yan Shaoyun, there are really too many scenes. I want to say that since the protagonist and the author can't take care of an overly large harem, then the number of harems should be controlled, and the female characters should be more precious than expensive.

As long as you like it personally, it's worth supporting

Does the author know that he is writing an online article in 2024? Maybe you deliberately wrote it in the style of TVB in the 1980s. Is it possible that at that time, Flying Paper Boy wrote hundreds of words in a few minutes and others filmed several episodes? It is too outrageous for you to write the plot like this. I thought the ending of the second lawsuit with mental illness was outrageous enough, but in the end, the society's family law seemed like a joke. Ling Shengnan couldn't hold back the protagonist and went to wipe his butt again. No one in the club looked like a human being. It was amazing. When I feel like all the characters are mentally retarded, I have to wonder if the author is writing it like this on purpose to stick to TVB or if there is something real going on. In order to highlight the protagonist, writing all the characters like they are mentally retarded does not make the protagonist think that the protagonist is smart. This book is as outrageous as the TVB drama from 40 years ago. I can't say whether the author is real or just pretending.

Teacher Puxiang's book is finally here! Highly recommended! Countless times better than what I wrote, my idol and teacher😘

I enjoyed watching it and it was very tasty, but it's a pity it's too short.

Only includes main characters, passers-by, and supporting roles are not included The following is my character brainstorming when I wrote it myself Protagonist---Du Yange Yan Shaojun/Ling Shengnan--Pan Ning Luo Leer---Xing Jinsha Guan Zishan----Su Baili Lisa--Xiao Xiao Chen Jianhui---Huang Faqin (elderly) She Meilan--Yang Yumin Gu Jiansheng--Chen Yiheng Gu Yanzhou--Lu Kun Gao Haotian--Feng Xuerui Du Zhanpeng--Zhang Jiping

First of all, the author's writing is very good. I rarely write book reviews when reading novels. After reading this book, I couldn't help typing on the keyboard. The story and characterization of this book are quite successful, but as a reader, it is still quite depressing. Although there is nothing poisonous about the creation of the protagonist group, I also understand that the fate of some passers-by is for the needs of the plot. The villain ends up in a cocoon, but many times I wonder, if I encounter such a situation, will I be able to handle it without the halo of the protagonist? I don't deny that this is a very good novel, but it did make me feel the malice of the world. Maybe the world is like this, but I am too weak. Call! Above.