
Transmigrated to the 1950S: I Became a Big Shot in Hong Kong
穿越五零,我在港岛当大佬
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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She's super pretty. Can the heroine want them all? That mixed-race young lady is such a pity [laughing and crying] I hope the heroine can want them all when she grows up!
Hong Kong Island was really chaotic at that time, so the Huo family helped transport supplies back to China, which was really amazing.
It's very interesting. I hope the author won't stop updating it. The heroine is pregnant with transcarnation, smart and witty, and has a perfect personality. She smuggled herself to Hong Kong with her mother to survive. The male protagonist is a cute little girl who stalks the female protagonist, and the two are childhood sweethearts. Anyway, I won't regret it if I fall into the trap.
The subject matter is really good and very attractive. I saw the part where the heroine was kidnapped from the kindergarten. It seems to be well written so far. But then I read the book review and found that this article has more of a romantic component, and most of the careers belong to other people's families, such as the heroine's stepfather or the hero. To be honest, I really hope that the female protagonist can grow up as soon as possible and stir up troubles. I hope that the mixed-race cutie will be the male protagonist, and then they will have an adult reunion. I also hope that the female protagonist will have more scenes. This subject matter is so good. I'm afraid I'll be disappointed after reading it, so I won't read it now. I'll see if there are any other similar books.
As of Chapter 60, the characters of Lu Meijuan and Zhou Mingli are outstanding! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] The heroine Qiao Luo is too young. When she ran away at the age of 3, her father didn't confiscate much of her money. She didn't know what to do for a living when she arrived in Hong Kong. She only settled down after meeting Zhou Mingli [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] There isn't much content about the heroine in this article, it's all about her family and Xu Jin's family [full]
The characters are changeable and the story is full of ups and downs. It's good to read, but I feel like the love part accounts for too much. The story is set in this complex society of the era, and love is too unchallenging. Occasionally, if you change the flavor, it's not interesting if it takes too much part. Please give it a boost, the author.
The plot is very good and the characters are distinct. The most attractive character is the stepfather of the heroine. There are some minor flaws, such as the prices are a bit unreasonable and some plots are contradictory. But overall, it is a rare good book. The flaws are not hidden... I am also following another new book by the author.
Courtesy four stars I thought it was a rocky start Who knew that I could "take advantage of the situation" and lie down right away? The stepfather is powerful The reborn mother-in-law has everything going smoothly The female protagonist is mainly responsible for coaxing the male protagonist since she was three years old.
I've just read Chapter 38, and it's pretty good. There are some small flaws in some places, but the flaws are not outweighed. I have read Chapter 260. The first 170 or so chapters are all very interesting. After Guo Xjia appeared around Chapter 180, I felt that the heroine had been dehumanized. A reader in the comment area said, "I feel that the emotional line has been lost here." He summarized it very insightfully. Since the beginning of the emotional line, the heroine has forcibly reduced her intelligence. All the "highlights" are the kind of existence that wants to express the heroine "I am powerful, I am a queen", but in fact it is very dramatic. It's quite strange. The first one hundred and sixty chapters are really good, but the follow-up is really not good. This is the first novel in my history that I couldn't finish even when I was about to see the finale.
More delicate, like a lazy cat, always wanting to nestle in Xu Jin's arms. Xu Jin also enjoyed the feeling of love between husband and wife. "Are you pregnant with a daughter and are you so coquettish?" Zhou Luo also felt that she might be pregnant with a daughter, but the child was too young. Even if she did an ultrasound, the gender could not be determined for the time being, so she would wait for now. Unexpectedly, the expected daughter did not arrive, and she was pregnant with twin boys. Zhou Luo expressed her confusion: "Didn't you say that when you are pregnant with a son, your mother will become ugly? Why do I become more and more squeamish after I am pregnant with two sons? Will the child I give birth to be a very squeamish boy?" Zhou Luo panicked when she thought of this possibility. Xu Jin comforted her, "Don't worry, as long as I'm here, it's impossible to give birth to a cute boy." As a result, the charming boy was not born, but the two children were extremely good-looking, combining the advantages of Zhou Luo and Xu Jin. But the more Zhou Luo looked at them, the more she felt that when they grew up, these two children belonged to the type of handsome boys. Especially as the child grows older, his facial features become more open, with grape-like eyes, a straight nose, and fair skin. Zhou Luo dragged Xu Jin into the room that night, "She looks so good. Let's work hard and have two lovely daughters. They will be very beautiful." Xu Jin was naturally delighted and hugged his wife all night long.