Hong Kong Island: My Best Friend Is Charles, and I Steal Diana Away

Just looking at the title, I thought it was X-Men plus DC

Isn't the He family a bit of a British mess?

Why do books on Hong Kong Island always look for people named Zhao as soon as they arrive? It is impossible for a wealthy family to find an actress as a wife, it will determine the upper limit of their offspring! Especially when it comes to elite education from a wealthy family, it is even more impossible to find an actor to have a romantic relationship. The most you can do is to have a mistress who only talks about money but not love! How many literate actors were there in that era? They are all too poor and just want to be a master, so there are so many people who become lovers, mistresses and so on! There is no logic to this! It's really hard to say anything. As soon as I saw the beginning of looking for an actor to play with my feelings, I just ran away! Because it also determines the upper limit of this book!

There are too few female protagonists, and they don't have the consciousness of a chaebol.

It's completely wrong, every chapter is cut off, and the title and content don't match up at all.

Isn't it too much to have only five pages in a chapter? The shortest I've seen is seven or eight pages, and this is the first time I've seen five pages.

Think of a way to dismember the Indonesian monkeys, let Sumatra and Kalimantan become independent, and then slowly become Chinese-controlled areas. The protagonist's family becomes the controller behind the scenes.

It feels more and more watery. It was fine before, one chapter was more than four or five chapters now, so now I don't even want to send flowers or comments.

They didn't even build a city iron plate for their own base camp. There are always people jumping around, or the protagonist controls a sovereign country in Southeast Asia and builds his own base camp. Do you think any country's local consortium doesn't manage its own territory first and then develop overseas?

It feels like the protagonist is never short of money. Where does his money come from? Hundreds of millions and hundreds of millions have gone down, and the bottom has not been reached.