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This book is considered a top-quality Hong Kong comprehensive book in Tomato. I just wish the font could be changed back. The author's writing style is good and the whole book is not full of beatings. It can be regarded as a description of the world of that era.
It's a very good book, but it's a bit difficult to read in Cantonese [face covering]
In fact, it can be rated as five stars. The one star difference is that it is a bit difficult to watch. It would be better to change it to vernacular and not mix Cantonese.
The book is pretty good, but it's hard to read [cool]
This is the best Hong Kong novel I have read recently
The book is good, but it's hard to read
The content is good, and it has been given a five-star rating.
Boss, Baiwa writes small stories, you are an old guy [Admiration]
It's nice to read, but it's frustrating to read Cantonese in Mandarin! ! ?
Very beautiful and worth recommending
It's well written, but a bit short.
There are not only rivers and lakes in fishing, but there are no rivers and lakes in life.
It's hard to read even if you know Cantonese, but it's okay [crying with laughter]
Super pretty! Talking about Jianghu, it is not just Jianghu, it is still Jianghu in the end. Recommended
Read two chapters! Very well written! I just don't like to read novels in which the main characters are aboriginals. It's hard for a northerner to read the dialect version, but the five-star praise is due to the worldly nature of the novel. Goodbye Jianghu Luyuan.
It looks great, why not enable the gift function?
A good book, not the kind of novice writing that is refreshing and courageous.