
After Breaking Off My Engagement to Hong Kong’s Richest Man, I Became His Eldest Sister-in-Law
和香江首富退婚后,我成了他长嫂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- Hong Kong’s Top Socialite: I Can See Other People’s Fortunes香江第一名媛,我能看到别人气运Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's good to watch, but the low rating makes me wonder if there is something wrong with the rating system. The characters have distinct personalities, and the mother's unreserved preference after the heroine's return. The fake daughter didn't act like a monster and the dazzling changes made me finally see normal humanity in the novel. After reading the full text, there are only two words, comforting!
The heroine who likes time travel in the apocalypse has all kinds of skills and strong force value. She is smart and wise and does not suffer any disadvantages. It is very satisfying to watch. I look forward to the male and female protagonists joining forces to perform exciting plots.
The plot of the story is ups and downs and exciting. The heroine is rational and calm, her IQ is always online, and she is just right strong, not a virgin. I especially like how the relationships between the women in it are handled. They are unconventional. I finally see a pair of normal biological parents. They love their biological daughter unconditionally, and treat their adopted daughter, adoptive father, two sisters who are not related by blood, and biological parents in a clear and rational manner. The characters are all very good and people like them. I don't know why this novel has such a low rating. There are occasional small flaws in words and sentences, which I think are normal. Flaws do not cover up strengths. A score of 9 or above is considered normal. I highly recommend Shuhuang Sisters to be included in the shelf!
It's really good, it's really good. The novel incorporates a lot of our imagination of Hong Kong in the 1980s and 1990s, (movies and TV series) rich families, business wars, police, young and Dangerous boys, and dancing girls. Love, family, friendship, revenge, the content is really rich, and the supporting roles and protagonists are all full. 👍🏻
It's very interesting to watch. In order to find out the tragedy of the grandpa's family being exterminated, the male protagonist joins forces with the female protagonist to find out the real culprit behind the scenes. The murderer behind the scenes wants to bring down the female protagonist's family as well. The chain of links is extremely dangerous. The male protagonist has been fighting alone for these years. There is no way to defeat the murderer behind the scenes. The murderer behind the scenes is very large, with many forces involved as well as the stepmother and the original male protagonist. So this novel is very interesting
I am very satisfied with the story and logic. It is a real two-powerful game. At first it seemed to be a conflict between the rich and underworld, but with in-depth investigation, it was discovered that it was a war of national interests. But I have to talk about the male protagonist. He starts to cheat and hide. It is understandable that he can only rely on himself for his deep hatred. The female protagonist gradually gets to know each other. The male protagonist is afraid of dragging the female protagonist down. He plays missing and wants to use misunderstandings to force the female protagonist to break up. The female protagonist is smart enough to see through it. The female protagonist takes the initiative to confess her love. This seems that the female protagonist is too hasty. The heroine is also a bit miserable. After returning to the family, all the busyness and dangers depend on her feelings.
It's very interesting. The heroine is smart and powerful, and she has a perfect tacit understanding with the male protagonist Song Shinian (Rong Huai). There is no misunderstanding. The sisters who are not related by blood, the real and fake daughters, are not fighting each other, but supporting each other and loving each other. The adoptive father has fallen in love, Miss Rong has a good home, and the story has a perfect ending, with ups and downs in the process.
The male and female protagonists have strong minds and quick thinking, and they unravel the truth behind the massacre of the Rong family. The full text uses the massacre of the Rong family as an introduction, showing the chaos of Hong Kong in that era, and leading to the return of Hong Kong. The supporting characters and protagonists in the article are three-dimensional and distinct, but the content is also It's a bit monotonous. In the end, Myanmar's bid for jade mines felt too detailed. It's almost the finale. Patriotic sentiments can be added. Originally, the tragedy of the Rong family was caused by the British extermination because they were pro-China. Moreover, the article also explained that China and Britain are negotiating. It would be better to write about the return of Xiangjiang in the extra chapter to sublimate the theme!
It is very interesting to watch. It is not limited to pediatrics, but it is about the struggle between three dozen illegitimate children to fight for the family property. The protagonist peels off layers of cocoons, and the conspiracy against his own family and the truth about the murder of the richest man twenty years ago gradually emerge. It involves various forces, the relationship between the characters is complex, the battles of wits and weapons are thrilling. The golden finger that depends on luck does not play a major role in the plot. It is more of a connection between the plot. The heroine's strongest strength is her resourcefulness, strength, decisiveness and bravery. The male protagonist's intelligence, martial arts and family background are worthy of the female protagonist, but there is a short plot where he hesitates and chooses to break off the relationship with the female protagonist. It is annoying and I hope he will kneel down to the durian. If the heroine sets up a factory in the Mainland and gambles on stones, it would be more satisfying if the story of the huge fame and fortune brought about in the later period was written more, but it is still a bit unfinished right now. There are a lot of foreshadowings about the adoptive father, but it is a pity that none of them are developed. It only involves a little bit of the plot of Hong Kong's return and mainland agents. It would be great if there was a second part. I really like the heroine. She has feelings for her family and country, but the plot doesn't let her show it.
I don't really like reading period novels, but this one is really good. At first, I thought it was another drama about real and fake daughters fighting to the death, but I didn't expect it to be the case. The author played a big game of chess. There is a family, a country and a world, as well as the love of children. The plot of the story is also interlocking, and each character is very distinct, which is really good-looking. It's the kind of short story that can be read twice. Some people don't understand anything the first time they read it, but they understand it the second time. I guess the reason for the low score is that some people didn't understand it when they first read it, and thought it didn't make sense. This novel is worth recommending. It's the first time I type so many words and I'm tired!