
Hong Kong and Macau: King of Gamblers
港澳:赌王之王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 262k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's a great book, but unfortunately it was abandoned for some reason. I don't know if it was because of a sensitive subject matter or because the author had something else to do and couldn't continue writing. It's really a pity.
Very good. Unlike other novels with cheat codes or cheat codes, the author's vision and ideas are always in line with the general trend and put to use. It's very exciting. The author has a long-term vision and a broad mind. I hope the author can release a second novel as well.
I've been following this author since their last book, checking every month to see if they've released a new one. I love their narrative style and personality; they always finish a book in one go at crucial moments. Last book was about the God of Gamblers Competition, this one is about the Casino Showdown. Keep it up, author!
Can anyone say, is it G again? 😢
After a year or two of reflection following his previous work, Da Xia has returned with a new project. For Hong Kong variety shows, Da Xia is still the best choice – loyal, righteous, and invincible.
As expected, the veteran author delivers; the style remains grand and magnificent, on a completely different level from other Hong Kong variety shows. I strongly suspect the author is an employee of the system.
This is a really nice book. Unlike many gambler autobiographies, it's fresh and engaging. The protagonist, a combination of gangster, businessman, and conman, is very appealing.
I only admire Yue Fei as the Martial Saint. Who is Guan Yu? Oh, you mean that guy who followed Cao Cao for Qin Yilu's wife, Zou Shi? 🤣 But Cao Cao wouldn't give her to him, so he ran away. That Guan Yu...
Did Big Shrimp cut it up again? [What?] I updated 15 chapters on the 18th, and with about one chapter every 3 days, I've had enough rest. I still owe readers 16 chapters 🍉 @BigShrimp
Dude, why haven't you updated? I've read your book on becoming a lawyer too, hurry up and update!