The Rise of a Tycoon Begins with Hong Kong Cinema

I've read this book, then dropped it again, then dropped it again. Many people say it's the only readable book I can get into, but honestly, I just can't get into it. It's so awkward!

After much anticipation, my new book is finally here! I hope all my fellow readers will support it. Thank you in advance.

Author, are you Mr. 91 From that video?

I'm speechless. Why does a novel have to be written in a mix of Cantonese and Mandarin? Can't they just write it entirely in Mandarin? Who wouldn't find this annoying?

As for giving away girls, Wang Zuxian's character Ah Zhen in "God of Gamblers" didn't accept them, but he probably accepted all the named beauties from Hong Kong films.

I've read this before. At first, I thought I could keep reading, but then I didn't want to anymore. Reading books is too expensive.

They keep attacking this person and that person, but they just won't recruit anyone. Everyone's talking about how others are dying, but Tianci always seems to have only six or seven hundred people. They're not short of money, they're making a good living, but they just won't hire. They finally have a moment of peace and open a counterfeit goods store, but they still won't hire.

You're a nobody. What kind of tycoon are you? What kind of tycoon is a gangster? If you have 1 billion in assets, what are these gangsters? If you have 10 billion, they're just ants. Since you have such strong academic abilities, why don't you go into business? Instead, you're churning out humidifiers, selling pornographic goods, and publishing adult magazines. It's truly shameful. You're nothing but a petty scoundrel.

The data is utterly absurd. An average person has 10 attribute points, while the protagonist has nearly 100. All his martial arts are at the top level of grandmaster, yet he's evenly matched with Lian Haolong and is even injured. How could Lian Haolong, no matter how powerful, have a body nearly 10 times stronger than an average person? And this is after a fight where Lian Haolong is already older.

Even Huixiang, played by Joey Wong in City Hunter, wasn't included. Does the author have a prejudice against Joey Wong, thinking she's not pretty?