The 1990S: I Make a Killing Telling Fortunes in Hong Kong
九零：我在港城靠算命赢麻了
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- Completed
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Female-oriented period novels set in Hong Kong City during the 1970s or 1980s.
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Period Stories About a Heroine Reborn in the US or Hong Kong Who Returns to China to Invest
The heroine returns to China to invest and serve her country.
The Whole Family Secretly Moves to Hong Kong to Make a New Life. The Female Lead Is Young, but Mentally Mature
Novels with a Female Diviner, Mysticism, Daoist Priests, or Fortune-Telling
Looking for books similar to *Fortune-Telling on Livestream: So Accurate That the Police Are Watching*. I'd love some stories about mysticism, with a female lead!
Period-Era Stories with Mystical Arts
Any good period stories about a transmigrated heroine who practices metaphysics?
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Looking for Female-Oriented Stories Set in Hong Kong in the 1980S or 1990S
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The subject matter is okay, but the content is a bit unsatisfactory. The fortune-telling is too thorough like telling a story. You can set up suspense, be a little vague, mention something about the person involved, and let him find a solution on his own, and then narrate the process like you tell a story. A little suggestion, please come on the author [code it]
It's super good... But it was too short when it was released... I'm anxious every time I wait for updates... Don't be so anxious to read it at that time... Ugh... The book wasteland is too scary... It's so beautiful. I really hope that what I found is the final article [laughing]
The last one was good, so I'm going to follow up with the new one. It's wonderfully written and worth the wait.
I'm still a little confused in the first few chapters. Do you want to continue reading? The more I read, the more I like it. However, there is still a small shortcoming that I hope the author can improve, and that is - the updates are too slow. It's really sad to see the shitty yellow button in one go [I'm about to cry] Author, you are so cruel👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 Being infatuated is not a sin😔 Being forgetful is not free and easy👊🏻 I am heartbroken thinking about you💔 What will be the consequences😭 ♀you👩🏻In my eyes you are just a drop of water💧 I will not cry😭 Because I'm afraid of losing you💔Love❤️ is not a ✋🏻promise casually💍🌹Okay🆗I don't want to😔say it again👄🔕 Yes, it's my so much indifference that makes you feel extremely lonely😩 But a woman's❤️ is not just a promise that I long for🥰 I'm afraid of deception😒I'm also afraid of loneliness😣 I'm even more afraid that my heart will gradually wither🥀
It's really good to read. I really like Hong Kong-style novels and fortune-telling. I hope the protagonist will get better and better in the future and torture his own father to death.
Not bad. Compared with the general fortune-telling articles in Hong Kong, they pay more attention to fortune-telling. Fate is calculated one by one. There is not so much investment. After buying a house, I paid attention to learning Feng Shui and fortune telling. There are only a few villains, and they all return with revenge. The pace is very fast. Become famous, be suppressed, be framed, take revenge, succeed, get married bureau. It doesn't drag out, and there's no emotional line. It's a short story, but I can finish it. The finale is unlike other movies where you can't watch it until half way through. But there are also shortcomings, the name is always wrong, and now the heroine's grandfather I can't even figure out whether it's Lin Ji or Lin Du. Then some places were too simple, which made me think I missed it. Well, actually the author didn't describe it well. In short, there are good and bad things, but there are very few fortune-telling articles in the Hong Kong era. There are even fewer people who focus on fortune telling, and they don't mix in too many other things. Not bad
Although it actually does not reach 5 points, judging from the ratings, this book is underrated. I am giving full marks here just to improve the points for this book... The book is quite good, and overall I like it, but the plot is a little too rushed. In fact, the plot could be expanded more. The low score may be a malicious low review. After all, the recommendation list and high score list on the homepage are really hard to describe. The high score recommendation articles that often rank at the top of the list make people lick their toes.
The plot of the story is twists and turns, the heroine is smart and brave, but the ending is too hasty and sudden.
I think it's quite interesting, but the fortune telling can't be explained in such detail, it's a bit dramatic. Although you can see the future, you can't say it like that.
I urge you to update this book. I think this fortune-telling book is the best. Other fortune-tellers are afraid of being hurt. The author also adds a series of things that restrict fortune-telling to the protagonist. It feels like he doesn't want the protagonist to have a good life. But this book does not have it.