Hong Kong Island's New Tycoon: From the Start, I'm the Godfather of the Jade Maiden Zhou Meiren
港岛新豪门：开局玉女周美人干爹
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- 5.4M Words
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- Urban Romance
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- Business Drama
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- 18d ago
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It seems alright now, but hopefully it won't start sucking up to certain things in mainland China later on... And then blindly offering everything away. Development is fine, but don't just rush to give away everything.
I'm so excited! Back then, there were so many novels I couldn't finish reading them all, and there were so many I loved. Now, I can't even spend 30 yuan on top of my account.
Author, you should also mention that Run Run Shaw's system was quite good, right? The entire Korean entertainment industry uses his system now!
Zero points. The time travel/transmigration aspect is ridiculous; there's no cheat code. How could an ordinary person possibly protect and possess so much wealth in 1970s Hong Kong? It's mindless and naive. And the loan sharking—if you could borrow 50,000 and get half back, you'd be laughing all the way to the bank. This book lacks any sense of immersion.
All they did was flaunt their wealth and status. Did they really think no one would dare touch them back then? It's laughable.
Hopefully, they'll have the funds to acquire Wharf Holdings later on. They shouldn't be groveling to Bao Zheng (a famous Hong Kong businessman). There was a novel where someone successfully acquired Wharf Holdings but then still begged Bao Zheng to sell it at a low price.
Offering a multi-million dollar annual salary to poach someone in 1978?! Do you know what that means? Those billionaires would be begging you to poach them!
If you don't understand business rules, don't go into detail, okay? Take leverage, for example. You can't just open a position whenever you want, nor can you open as much as you want! It requires someone willing to provide you with leverage! And those who say don't fawn over the Chinese mainland—you can't fawn over anyone but the Chinese mainland. Take the US, for instance?
He's too naive and clueless when it comes to business.
If the male protagonist in this kind of book doesn't lack women, then don't create your own; it's not relatable.