Swimming Across Hong Kong to Find My Fortune
游水香江去找钱
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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The writing is good, but you always write in vernacular. As a Cantonese, I am not used to reading it. We can just listen to it, but looking at these words, this text is also a niche text in our daily life and is rarely used. Except for a few people who type in spoken language, many people type in Mandarin.
Except for the fact that some of the dialogues are a bit difficult to understand due to the local slang, this book is very exciting and gives me a sense of déjà vu as if I were watching a movie about the chaos of Hong Kong in the 1970s and 1980s. I personally feel that the author's writing is very tasteful.
The only drawback is that the identity of the undercover agent is constantly being manipulated by others [face covering]
Fortunately, the environment and characters are realistic, and the language is very Cantonese. Apart from the minor shortcomings of the central protagonist having a lot of halo, the rise process being too smooth, and the beauty being just a stamp collector, it can be regarded as a sincere work. [Praise]
The three brothers swam to Xiangjiang to work hard. From wearing the same pair of pants together, three destinies began to diverge. 100% Hong Kong movie déjà vu. Humor, love, hate, tears and laughter! A novel that can make people immersed in the scene [Like]
Yes, it is very consistent with the real situation at that time. The author should have some experience.
It's good to read Shuhuang, the plot is good, and the layout is grand enough, but it's a bit casual with women, even if you know it's going to hurt you, you still have to do it. I'm really not afraid of dying after it's over [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry]
The first half is pretty good among Hong Kong time travel stories. The second half starts with investing in the UK and the golden finger is too wide open. However, the power struggle with Western capital is well written. There are few time travel stories that can compare with it in terms of power and strategy.
It is rare to write a novel about escaping from Hong Kong, with reasonable logic and full Hong Kong flavor.
There are a few minor points, but overall it's very good. I missed work for only two days and watched it. The overall rating is too low. I don't know why. It's better than many 9-point films. It feels like watching a movie. It's a bit of a legend in the real world.