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
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrated as a Young Lady in the 1960s: I Take My Pocket Dimension and Brave Hong Kong穿成六零娇小姐：带空间勇闯香江Alternate title on Fanqie
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Finally, it's not the typical story of someone going to the countryside to find a rough, unrefined country bumpkin, or finding a job in the city, only to meet the male lead in the military, quickly marry him, and move to his home base to have a baby. This kind of story really resonates with me.
This is the second novel I've read featuring a female protagonist with a spatial ability who smuggles herself into Hong Kong. The premise is novel and it's a fast-paced, enjoyable read. Although the female protagonist's combat skills are somewhat lacking, she makes good use of her spatial ability to establish herself and become wealthy, which fits the character trope of a modern person traveling…
This is the first time I've seen a historical fiction story featuring someone developing their career in Hong Kong. The story is quite unique and original, a great subject matter. I'm looking forward to even more exciting stories to come, and more updates! I can't get enough! 🥺
Finally, I've seen someone travel to Hong Kong in a period novel! Not bad!
Good subject matter, just don't make it too jarring. Avoid things like randomly picking up ginseng. Also, the setting is 1968, Hong Kong was rife with gangs, making it difficult to do business peacefully. Most government officials were corrupt. Write it well. I'll save it for later.
This novel is different from what I've read before; it's very novel and enjoyable. It's just that there aren't enough chapters yet! Author, please update soon!
It's very well written, with a smooth style. It fulfilled my dream of being rich and powerful in that era, no longer like those poor people who went to the countryside. I love this feeling of spending money like water.
Finally, it's not the old trope of a woman going to the countryside, marrying a rough-around-the-edges man or a soldier, and then spending money to support the male lead's family. I absolutely love this kind of female lead; she's calm and rational from beginning to end...
There aren't many good novels of this type, and the author who's on hiatus, please keep it up! I believe in you! [Requesting more updates]
Great review! The part about washing away the Cherry Blossom Kingdom was especially great, it felt so satisfying! Haha, I think that era was difficult to write about, but it seems the author did their homework. Haha, support!