
Reborn in Hong Kong, 1990
重生港岛1990
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn as a Tycoon in Hong Kong重生港岛当富翁Former title · until Oct 2026
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The storyline is compact and no nonsense, and the writing is top-notch. Worth a look.
Happy grudges, witty and ever-changing. I'm not feeling aggrieved now, great!
The plot of this book is compact, but the toys are a bit too exaggerated, and calling Leslie Cheung brother feels a bit too dramatic. (Feel good for yourself, don't spray.)
Among the Hong Kong novels without Goldfinger, this novel is definitely at the forefront. The writing is online, the plot is compact, the water characters are clever and do not affect the plot, the plot design is reasonable and not stupid, there are foreshadowing, baggage, and pitfalls. I have read too few chapters, but I don't know if the pitfalls can be filled in later. I hope it doesn't crash or end in the future! Come on, author!!!
You can tell how good this novel is by the number of chapter reviews! 😁It's so good that after more than 40 chapters, there are no single-digit comments. To sum up, this is the difference between good books.
I don't understand some of the Hong Kong dialect, but the sermon I wrote is quite interesting.
The plot is compact, the writing is fluent, and there is no stallion, which is very good. Unlike other novels, it feels like the purpose of rebirth is to be a seeder, and other things done are just incidental😅
Pig's trotters are a bit exaggerated to be omnipotent, but that was the characteristic of Hong Kong at that time, and it was quite realistic.
Not bad, you can keep reading. As we near the end, is the casting of Detective Tang a little tricky?
First of all, I have collected this book for a long time. After watching it for a day, I "fattened" it and gave up again~ It started with the "arrangement" of Michelle Reis to seduce Lu Jiaming. Basically, novels are based on reality and processed. To put it bluntly, for the sake of pleasure... It is obscene. I don't object to the male protagonist being a single-minded person. Although the entertainment novels I read are basically... Well, I understand them all. However, although Michelle Reis has been thinking about marrying a rich man, including Wang Zuxian (Wang is a nymphomaniac as soon as he appears, and in the words of the male protagonist Leslie Cheung, it is "for money"), but except for the heroine-wife, who is virtuous, I have seen basically no "good" characters in the other roles. This is the reason for abandoning the book. Of course, there are also harem stories... Maybe I prefer YY. Of course, this book has the advantage of being a slow read. Unlike other books, you start by writing a novel and then invest in it and then slowly become rich ~ Although I know it is very exciting, in fact, it was a very dark era. It is more consistent with the fact that this book was "difficult" in various ways in the early stage. This is also the reason why I didn't give up in the early stage. In the end, it's still 4 stars. Personal subjective opinions cannot mean that the book is not excellent.