I Only Wanted to Flirt with Girls in Hong Kong, but Became a Tycoon
人在港岛，只想撩妹的我成财阀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 262k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Why aren't you driving? Are you afraid of getting banned? Driving might get you banned, not driving means a permanent ban. You should know which one to choose, bro.
He drove a quarter of the way; clearly not an experienced driver. He left.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
This is a super-rich system novel where the source of the money isn't too intriguing. The first few chapters are a bit absurd, but once you get past that, it's a straightforward read. Don't read it as a director's stunt (it's more of a hobby). It's about a super-rich man picking up girls, starting a business, and getting minor setbacks.
Hurry up, hurry up! You've only written this little bit, who's going to read it?
I can't sleep! Ugh! I couldn't fall asleep after watching it all in one go.
In the increasingly declining Hong Kong entertainment industry, it deserves at least a five-star rating!
It was so enjoyable and satisfying to read! The subject matter was fresh and original... It was very engaging and exciting... Keep it up, I hope you don't stop updating...
Excellent! Looking forward to even stronger logic, bolder ideas, and more refined and polished content!
Is this another unfinished building project?