
After Being Abandoned by a Man, I Took My Daughter to Hong Kong Island
被男人抛下后,带着女儿闯香江
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is my first attempt at writing a Hong Kong-themed story. I don't know how many people will like it. Whether you came here specifically or just happened to be passing by, I hope everyone will follow me, recommend it, add it to your bookshelf, and read it when it's fully released. Thank you for your support and help. Thank you everyone.
Good. Most novels in Hong Kong are male-oriented, and there are very few female-oriented ones. This one is good. I hope you continue writing and don't stop updating. I will keep following it.
I've read many similar novels by this author, but this one is still quite original. I hope the author will continue writing.
The female lead's family has too many issues, and the story also touches on everyone's romantic entanglements.
Looking back on that era, I've seen many movies from the 1990s, but very few documenting the 1950s. The stories are fresh, and the characters achieve success in both career and love, which is the type I like. I hope to continue writing and not stop updating. After the revisions, the plot is much more engaging and exciting, which is great. Keep up the good work! I'll continue to follow along and keep writing. Looking forward to the next installment.
Upon entering the space, I saw that her husband, Lao Meng, was still working. "Old Meng, are you stupid? It's almost dark outside, and you're still working. Come and take a break. We're going to get ready to eat." "Aren't we going treasure hunting today?" "How about tomorrow? Let's rest in the space today and go treasure hunting tomorrow morning." The two woke up the next day after 10 a.
It's alright, just average, but watchable.
It's good, worth watching.
Why does such a well-written novel have such a low score? No marriage in this world is perfect; every marriage has its flaws. This novel portrays these flaws realistically and with great human warmth.
It's beautiful, I really like it.