A Century-Old Family: Rising from Hong Kong Island

Regarding the characters of the children of the Su family in Hong Kong, I plan to draw lessons from the children of the Jiang family in "Parental Love". The boss should be calm and strong, have backbone, stability and wisdom, have an overall view of the situation, be responsible, courageous, and act like an elder brother. ** Brave personality, extremely intelligent, upright and responsible, driven, steady and tenacious, and perseverant in the face of adversity. The third child needs to change. He is smart and naughty, has many ideas, is sincere and kind, optimistic and frank. The eldest daughter is cheerful and lively, has a clear distinction between love and hate, is brave in times of trouble, and is no weaker than a boy. The little daughter is well-behaved, sensible, gentle and lovely, etc. Before, it was because they were too young and children had nothing to write about. Now the timeline will start to speed up and they will grow up.

I came to see the protagonist, not his son.

Am I here to see the protagonist's son having sex with women?

First of all, is this book green? If there is, I won't fall into the trap.

There's no need to write about the protagonist's eldest son's pretense.

Hook corpse, why is it that the protagonist's woman is often coveted by a bunch of people, and has been raped several times, but everyone is higher than the protagonist's woman, what kind of NT plot, are all the villains brainless?

If my brother has such an attitude, it would be better not to update it at all. It would appear that I am being unreasonable and making trouble... That's all. My brother is usually so free and easy, but it's just a pain for my sister-in-law. I should be content with reading one chapter a day, lest my brother say that I'm a little bratty again.

The author needs to take care of the protagonist's eldest son when it comes to women. If he doesn't care anymore, he should compete with the protagonist for women. Besides, his physical constitution and genetics show that he is far inferior to the protagonist. He needs to be reassured, so he has selected 10 women. No matter how many more, he can't handle it. After all, the protagonist is Su Shaoze.

This book ranks among the top three Hong Kong dramas I have read. The other one is about a Hong Kong drama in which the male protagonist fights all over the world. I forgot the title of the book. The male protagonist can do whatever he wants. It is also very enjoyable. However, the one that ranks first is undoubtedly Kang Jianfei. No other Hong Kong book can compare to the reality and sense of accomplishment of Jianrenfei.

How could Wu Qiming be brave enough to scold the protagonist? And secretly sleeping with the protagonist's woman? Don't forget who gave him his money? Who takes him flying?