Making My Fortune in Hong Kong with My Boyfriend

Ahhhhh, it's so good! I really love reading period dramas like this; it totally resonated with me. Most of the characters are great, and I think some of the settings are quite reasonable. The plot flows smoothly, with both career and romance storylines, though I feel it leans a bit more towards the career aspect (?).

This is so sweet! The two of them got together right from the start, so romantic! The opening section has a lot of broad-spectrum information, but there are translations available in the comments section, so you shouldn't have trouble understanding it. The protagonist is intelligent throughout, kind-hearted but not a saint, and ruthless when necessary. Author, please maintain your high level of skill!

It's not bad, a pure wish-fulfillment story. Everything the protagonist does is successful; the male lead is like the female lead's first gold digger, an angel investor—career takes up a large part. At the end, I didn't understand why the female lead went to Zhao Dalong's hometown with him and stayed for a few days.

It's a satisfying read, incredibly satisfying. There aren't many obsessive supporting characters; they're all normal people who regret their actions, realize their mistakes, and correct them... I didn't want to read it at first; it felt too fantastical.

In a lawless land, a little bodhisattva appeared. He had a very reliable partner. People initially called him Qin Wu, but later respectfully addressed him as Mr. Lin. Lin Jinyan's arrival brought hope to the people of Hong Kong. There were no typical stories of punishing villains or getting rich. The author's writing is super, super good (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧.

I read this book a long time ago, but I was so engrossed in it at the time that I didn't leave a review because I was eager to read the next book, "Desensitization." I only remembered reading it now after clicking in. From what I recall, this book is very well-written, with a good plot and sound logic. The protagonist's romantic and career storylines are handled well, with almost no plot holes.

Dear Madam, after reading all the chapters so far, I can't help but want to give your work a good shout-out. I personally have a particular fondness for period dramas, and this is arguably the most satisfying book I've read recently. The characters are all very warm and approachable, with very few truly off-putting villains, and the overall atmosphere is incredibly soothing.

It's very well written, a rare find among well-written stories set in Hong Kong's era. While reading, I even switched to Cantonese in my head, haha, it was so cute! I especially loved the ending; they're truly together for all eternity now, it feels so reassuring 🤭 It's a pity this genre is easily censored, otherwise I think I could write many more stories. I particularly loved the protagonist's designer career; it was very captivating.

I've finished watching it, it's great! Both characters are virgins, the story is all sweet with no angst, and there are no annoying supporting characters. It's sweet from beginning to end. And this bonus chapter was such a pleasant surprise! It gave me the feeling that their lives continue, and the story is yet to be continued (✧∇✧) The next book has already been added to my bookshelf!

This is my first time watching a Hong Kong-style duo of male leads, and it's surprisingly good! Also, author, please update soon, I can't get enough! 😢 And Ah Yan and Brother Wu are a perfect match! A gentle, refined, smiling beauty × a ruthless, domineering, and powerful true boss – it's just so sweet! 😳😳