You Can Raid My Home, but Let Me Go Make a Fortune in Hong Kong
你们抄我家，我去香江捡钱可以吧
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- Completed
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- 720k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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After all, he was not the kind who went to the countryside to find a rough guy from the countryside, or found a job in the city. Not long after, he met the male protagonist who was a soldier, and quickly got married and went to have a baby with the army. This subject matter is very close to my heart
There is a heroine in a period novel who smuggles herself to Hong Kong. This is the second book I have read. The subject matter is novel and it is a refreshing novel. Although the heroine's force value is a bit inferior, she makes reasonable use of the space to gain a foothold and make a fortune. This is in line with the character of modern people traveling back to the past. I look forward to the exciting plot in the future. I have read too many post-apocalyptic stories, modern stories, time travel stories, stories about space and supernatural powers, often going to the countryside to farm, hunting in the mountains, marrying a rough guy, and then waiting for the late 1970s to enter college and go to the city. There have been too many complaints about the stories, which are really unreasonable and inconsistent with human nature. The subject matter of this article is really good and worth reading.
This is the first time I have seen a story about going to Xiangjiang in a period article. The story is very novel and has a very good theme. I look forward to the following stories being more exciting. More updates. I can't get enough [I'm about to cry]
Finally, I saw a person who went to Hong Kong in a historical novel. It's pretty good.
It's a good subject, but don't be too dramatic. Don't come here if you just pick up ginseng. Also, in 1968, gangs gathered in Hong Kong. It was still difficult to do business safely. Most government officials were greedy. Please write it well and save it first.
This novel is different from what I have read before. It is very novel and very interesting, but there are too few of them. The author will update it soon.
The writing is very good, the writing is smooth, and it has realized my dream of being rich and powerful in that era. It is no longer the kind of hard work in the countryside, spending money like water. I really like this feeling of spending money like water.
Finally, it's no longer the old routine of going to the countryside and marrying a rough guy or a soldier, and then using the money to subsidize the male protagonist's family and so on. I really like this kind of female protagonist, she is calm and rational from beginning to end...
There are not many good novels of this type. There are also some that are discontinued. Come on, I'm optimistic about you [please update]
It's been well received, and the part about rinsing and robbing the Sakura Kingdom was super well received. It's also fun to watch, haha. I think it was difficult to write in that era, but I feel like the author still did his homework. Haha, I support it.