Hong Kong Crossover: The Money Empire
港综之金钱帝国
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- Completed
- Length
- 255k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
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It's well-written, but if I may be so bold, I'll abandon it.
This is a very good novel. Life is hard for everyone. If there were a legitimate business to run, nobody would want to live a life of constant toil. "Going legit" isn't easy; there are many people like the protagonist. It's not easy to be a person living a gray area. I hope the author keeps up the good work and updates more often.
Four stars for encouragement. Even if they're clean-cut, they're still gangsters, and they even quit. The attempt to whitewash them got boring. People watch Hong Kong gangster shows not for whitewashing, but for dealing with corporations and conglomerates. The beginning was alright, but the later parts weren't very exciting. The single female lead was decent.
I'll give it a five-star review first, and hope it doesn't end up in the palace!
A little polishing of the text would make it better, and a more varied way of expressing it would make it more pleasant to listen to. Otherwise, all you can hear in your head is "Wu Bai said," "Wu Bai said," "Wu Bai said," "Jimmy said," "Wang Bao said," and so on, which makes your heart race.
I finished reading "The Money Empire of Hong Kong Variety Shows" by [Crazy Cloud Rabbit Transformation] on May 29, 2024 at 13:36.
It's written pretty well so far, but it's lost some of its flavor after leaving the club. Honestly, once Han Chunming and Guan Xiaoguan appeared in the book, it lost its flavor. Luckily, you didn't write a silly character like Qin Huairu, or it would have been completely out of place.
The system is a bit annoying, but it's relatively mild and acceptable. The five stars are for the single female lead, which I like. Five stars for a single female lead, seven stars for a comment section. Don't bother with this audiobook; trust me.
It's good, but I don't know if I'll live to see an ending that doesn't fall apart. 😂
This book is very different from other gangster novels, which is why I'm giving it five stars. In other gangster novels, the protagonist is always surrounded by a mocking aura, and everyone, good or bad, is after him. But this one is different; it's much more enjoyable to read.