A Brother and Sister Make Their Way in Hong Kong in the 1960s
六零之姐弟闯香江
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in the 1960s: I Strike It Rich in Hong Kong with My Brothers' Help重生六零：靠弟弟们在香江躺赢Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's good. It's rare that it doesn't always emphasize the handsomeness of the male protagonist and the beauty of the female protagonist like other period novels. Although the female protagonist is set to have an ordinary appearance, she doesn't always compare herself with others. Although the female protagonist may not have a sense of existence, it is much better than forcing a Mary Sue.
The writing is okay, but I feel uncomfortable watching it, holding my breath, and feeling uncomfortable watching it.
It's very interesting. The brothers all have martial arts, and they travel to Hong Kong with the heroine. The regrets of the past life are also fulfilled in this life. I really like this kind of group portrait. Everyone has their own personality charm. The heroine's uncles and relatives are all very good people. There is no top quality or golden finger. They can find a place in Hong Kong step by step.
Nice. The plot is compact and exciting. It doesn't separate the golden fingers too much, and it is more suitable for memory killing.
The story of the heroine being reborn and taking her brothers to work in Hong Kong. Hong Kong in the 1960s was very chaotic. The heroine and her brothers took advantage of the unknown and colorful!
Not bad, pretty good-looking. The heroine is very ordinary, but she also works hard to make progress in business. She is reborn!
I watched a section at the beginning, and later I watched the male protagonist's search for a quick look at his parents' case. Take a rough look at it.
Don't you need to visit the pier when doing business in Xiangjiang at this time?
Over. The heroine works hard and her brothers have grown up
It's pretty cool, but I don't know why the rating isn't high?