Rebirth*****

I have actually finished reading this book, and now I can't help but come back and read it again. The content is intertwined, the protagonist is not a virgin, he does not hesitate in doing things, and has his own rules of conduct. The plot is smooth and ups and downs, vividly presenting the relationship between all living beings in Hong Kong of that era. Personally I think it's super pretty.

This book explains how a real little person goes to a high position, and the life and knowledge of the officialdom and workplace are vividly displayed. After reading it, I finally understood! What is thick black? What is benevolence and righteousness? I personally think this book has the capital to be remade into a Hong Kong drama. The characters each have their own personalities, psychological games, and the various situations in life! This book is full of profound meaning. Excellent! Reminder: I like to read fast food novels, the protagonist pretends to be a cup and slaps him in the face, or takes a detour). Among the rebirth novels, this is the top one I have seen so far. It truly describes what shopping malls are like battlefields.

Very good, come on! Although the ending is a bit rushed, after all, the author is also a human being with his own trivial matters and moods. Long live your understanding. Looking forward to the next story, see you in the world (ฅ••ฅ)

The drug test is over, the writing and plot are excellent, making people want to put it down, and the author's control of human nature is outrageous. Every time you think that's it, it turns around in an instant, and the plot is tightly arranged, so that you don't dare to miss any chapter. It's exciting from beginning to end. The author owes me a perfect sleep. This is my second five-star book on Tomato. Old bookworms fall into the trap quickly. You all know me. I guarantee the reputation of a poisonous insect. Come on, come on, enter the pit, enter the pit, enter the pit. Say the important things three times. The overall rating is 5 stars, mainly because it is only 5 stars. I originally wanted to give 10 stars, but the system does not allow it.

It deserves to be at the top of the list among the novels I have read over the years. It tells the magnificent ups and downs of the life of a small person in a great era. The current situation is turbulent and unpredictable, and the scheming people turn the tide and carve out a world of their own. The meaning is still unfinished, and my heart is fascinated. The echoes linger in my ears.

The writing is particularly good. It's just too brain-burning. Not recommended for noobs and Shuangwenkong. Will be brain dead. A lot of historical background is introduced. I can't understand many places! But that doesn't stop it from being a good book!

This book is one of Tomato's only two good books (there is also one called: The Gambler). Although the ending is indeed terrible, the flaws are not concealed. The author really writes every word and paragraph with care. After reading this book, I actually have a lot to say, but when I was writing the review, I found that I had so many thoughts that I didn't know what to say. Come on author, I hope your next book will be even more exciting!

It's a very good book, but the ending is a bit rushed, but if you think about it, it can be considered an ending after Song Tianyao is forced to leave Hong Kong and go to Malaysia! Well... It's really a good book!

Although the protagonist of the novel has time-traveled from modern times in a conventional way, it shows us the historical picture of Hong Kong that just emerged in the 1940s and 1950s. From the gangsters, entertainment circles, gangsters, and gangsters to the extravagant playboys at that time, the novel shows us all. The language is fluent with Hong Kong characteristics.

Although the ending is a little rushed, the whole book is very exciting! ! No nonsense, no verbosity! ! Awesome! Come on, boss

It is a rare work with profound writing skills. The ending is a little rushed but the flaws are not hidden. The strong sense of history makes people immersed in the author's description for a long time and unable to extricate themselves!

Except for the verbal language of Hong Kong and Cantonese, which I needed to understand carefully when I read the book, the plot is compact, the characters are vivid, vivid, and fascinating. Once I read this book, I didn't want to put it down. It's really well written. I haven't seen such a good book in a long time!

Yes, I enjoyed watching it. Unlike other rebirths, the time-travel novels start with a ridiculous plot. If I had money, I would make it into a TV series. It is very exciting!

This book is very unique. The author delicately describes the living environment of Hong Kong and Macao in the 1940s and 1950s. The protagonist uses yin and yang tactics to get ahead. The story is ups and downs, fascinating, and gives it five stars.

A super exciting book! This is the most fascinating book I have read so far! Whether it's plot writing techniques or other aspects, they are all top-notch! The only regret is that it is a bit short!

What a great book! The best I've seen so far! You can't bear to skip any paragraph, the plot is compact, the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood, there is no absolute right or wrong, and each character is described with care. Five-star praise😎😎

This novel is well written, with rich content, complete information, and a good grasp of the various characters. It is a street novel that covers all kinds of human situations and has a bit of historical transition and evolution. It should be said that it is relatively successful.

I'm halfway through watching it. Apart from the slightly different Hong Kong dialect, the plot is compact and full of ups and downs. It's still very exciting.

This is a great book to read, author! If it is made into a movie or TV series, it will definitely be a hit. I hope the author can write more types of themes👍👍👍

This is one of the best books I've read in recent years. The author's writing style is particularly good, and the emotional details of the characters are vividly and delicately described; the lines of things, characters, and emotions are all closely connected. It is a book that makes people not give up after reading it, and keep reading again after reading it! Big cheers for the author!

The plot is unpredictable, the waves are treacherous, the scenes are grand, and the emotions are profound! Excellent work, I admire the author

Needless to say, the plot is tight and there is no water at all. It took me three days to read it in one go, and I can't forget it for a long time. The last book I read, "Thirty Only", was also a good realistic book.

The whole book is divided into three major stories. The first two stories of the Douzhang family and the Lin family feel very full, well-prepared, and completed in one go, which is very enjoyable. The last one about transporting airplane parts had scattered story clues, and it felt like many chapters were missing, which was a bit of a pity. But overall, it's a really good book worth reading. Big thumbs up to the author! ! !

It's really, really good-looking. Everyone's IQ is online. It's really good-looking.

This is one of the best urban content books I have ever read.

This is definitely the last good-looking and most logical novel I have read this year. The storyline is compact and consistent with the mark of that era👍It is definitely a rare and good book! ! ! It's the name that ruined it😂

Reading this book makes me feel as if I have stepped into that magnificent era, and I can feel the heat, blood, violence, conspiracy, and conspiracy between the lines, and I can turn my hands into clouds and rain. All the plans are so incredible yet reasonable, and very exciting.

666666 Looks good. Zhang Jia's writing is good. I can challenge the role of Shi Yehui in this novel. Are there any other books like this?

The opening scene shows the Hong Kong scene in the 1950s, and the rebirth of the protagonist is well connected. The whole highlights the big picture and the development of big businessmen in a chaotic and complex society. The language tends to be spoken in Cantonese. Great! Recommend!

It's so exciting. It's been a long time since I read this book and I've forgotten to comment. The plot is very attractive in the early and middle stages. It seems to be shocking at every step, but in fact it is very confident. The whole book is full of a sense of the times and is extremely rich in details. The characters are vividly depicted on the page, and the plots and chapters are wonderful. This book has detailed information and slowly unfolds a panoramic view of Hong Kong society through the interlocking and thrilling plot progression. The "cold and tense" language style forms a unique style of painting, injecting a strong sense of participation into the refreshing plot. To this day I still remember Song Tianyao, Second Young Master Chu, President Chu, Policeman Yan Xiong, Shi Yehui, Anji Peilis, brothers Zhang Yuqi, Chen Tai and so on. Each character has a distinct personality and full image, rather than being a simple tool with only a name. Zhao Meizhen, a loud voice in the squatter area, was besieged by the neighbors in the untouchable area because Song Tianyao failed to apply for the police academy. They came to collect debts one after another. Zhao Meizhen refused to return the "gift". Then President Chu appeared. Ever since Song Tianyao met him, the president had remained silent. When Song Tianyao finally tried to take the bait of Chu's eldest son, the president said, "Ayao, drink the old fire soup while it's hot." No matter how excited Song Tianyao was, no matter how curious Chu's eldest son was, he had no choice but to lower his head and eat. This kind of cherishing words like gold not only shows the magnanimity and magnanimity of the boss, but also makes people feel the difficulty of becoming a superior. Zhao Meizhen's loud voice formed a sharp contrast with President Chu's precious words. In this echo, the environment Song Tianyao is in does not feel abrupt, but feels natural. The author is not only good at setting off the atmosphere through the characters' words and deeds, creating characters, constructing the environment, and increasing character conflicts. He is also very good at highlighting character characteristics through subtle descriptions of the environment. For example, when Angie Peris appeared on the stage, she did not directly describe Anji. Instead, she saw Anji's image, environment, and conversations with Anji through Song Tianyao's perspective. This series of side descriptions not only makes the characters full and vivid on the page, but also gives readers a sense of immersion, feeling that they are "seeing" and "communicating" with Anji. The author's sophisticated writing style is evident. After reading this book, I felt that the historical picture of Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s was completed in my mind. The Cantonese characters between the lines are: street boy, big water pipe, chao lao, baa, find, nothing. Reminds me of those Hong Kong gangster hero movies that I watched before, lame tycoon, young and Dangerous, gunfire, and the true nature of a hero. . . . . .