Escape to Hong Kong: 1971
逃港：1971
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 8d ago
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- Fanqie
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The writing is very good. Through the dialogue between the characters, the public security situation, wage level and consumption level of Xiangjiang at that time are gradually explained clearly. The interest situation of the 100,000 deposit certificate, which is fixed for the first five years and current for the next five years, is also taken into account. The author must keep it up, come on! Many situations are not very different from the information I found. The author is very attentive to the information search, especially the part about taking the Star Ferry. I am waiting for updates. . . . .
Brother, stop updating ahhhhhhhhhhh~~ I think the rhythm is very good. Although some characters are a little opportunistic, it is much better than those heroines whose starting system gives 10 billion and only fall in love in the end.
The writing is very good. It's not like some novels where you get hundreds or even millions of dollars. How can you meet a big boss by chance? How can there be such a chance encounter? In fact, there is no need to use it. It's hundreds of millions or hundreds of billions. It's only used for those who are better than the lower class. A few buildings or one or two small companies are enough. Don't move anything. Trillions or hundreds of millions. It's a big blow. Old bookworms have seen enough.
Very nice. It's just that the escape at the beginning was too easy! 1. Hey, now that I see it, I wonder if the protagonist of this novel is a time traveler. The author writes that he is hiding! If it's time travel, why doesn't the author point it out directly? Later, "Li Donglin" was in the lobby of HSBC Bank and asked why there was no *electronic screen*, which showed that he was a time traveler, but the author also wrote many times that the three protagonist brothers and sisters did not understand many situations. Author, your writing is really speechless! ! ! Ming said that if the protagonist was an indigenous person, the appeal of a novel about Xiangjiang written decades ago would be much reduced! If it is a time-traveler, then the author directly writes out the identity of the time-traveler, and also deliberately uses some narration to say what the three brothers and sisters are unclear about. If they are time-travelers, how can they not even know some common sense? ! 2. There is one shortcoming: I see now, is the protagonist "Li Donglin" or his eldest brother? ! In order for a novel to have a protagonist, it must focus on one person, and it must be prioritized! 3. Also, if you are a time traveler, you must have lived for decades before time travel, so you must have some life experience. Even if the time traveler is ten or twenty years old before time travel, you still have more or less life experience, especially if you live in a society with information explosion. The author, you wrote "Li Donglin" like a fool, you just come up with it every time you think about it! ! !
Which of the two brothers is the time traveler?
The book is very realistic and not like some novels about Hong Kong, where a poor boy can achieve high status and wealth with just a few tricks.
The faults do not hide the advantages, it is very good at the moment, there is indeed room for improvement in the early stage, but as long as you don't read the smoky reviews, it will be fine and it will not affect the experience. The later writing is very exciting, the author will update soon! In fact, it is acceptable to delete time and shorten the plot or write branch lines, but I feel that the progress is still a bit slow now.
I would like to ask the author, are the three brothers and sisters reborn or time travellers?
There is no rebirth, time travel, or golden fingers. It is more about group portraits. The current content is more realistic (no overly exciting plot), and the writing is okay!
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