Hong Kong Films: Starting a Business, the Three Tony Brothers Come to Join Me

The author has only seen a limited number of excellent Hong Kong films. Readers can recommend any excellent Hong Kong films they have seen to the author, and the author will try to add them!

I just don't understand why someone who has transmigrated and has a system would still get involved in shady businesses. In that era, there was nothing you couldn't do to make a fortune.

The table of contents was good, and the female lead was decent, but the writing style and plot completely killed my desire to read it.

Negotiations and fights all require the protagonist to personally intervene. Are the three Tokugawa brothers lacking in presence? They're all absolutely loyal; they won't let go of something that lowers their standing. Is this what a true ruthless hero is?

To be honest, by the time you reach that level, you're already a tycoon, a mogul, a powerful figure. There's no need for you to have much contact with that shorty anymore. They're no longer worthy of being your rivals. You're making him out of place by directly confronting them. These people don't even dare mess with ordinary tycoons, let alone a tycoon a level above you, Li Paopao.

I genuinely want to know if the authors of Feilu are all idiots? The main characters' names are always Ye Fan, Lin Fan, Chu Feng, Chu Han, or Chu Bai. Can't they even give us a normal character's name?

Most of the books here with more than 200 chapters are ghostwritten or written by studios after chapter 200. The style and formula have completely changed.

He starts off by saying he wants to be a tycoon, not a gangster or a thug, and then every guy calls him over and he leads his men to fight. What's the point of having his men? And he goes in person? No class whatsoever! Utterly pathetic.

Could you please remove the unnecessary words at the end?

He keeps saying he doesn't want to be a nobody, he wants to be a tycoon who hires nobody and does everything that's associated with nobodys.