Hong Kong Film and TV: Love What You Do
港综之干一行爱一行
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There are still unresolved issues. His parents and fiancée back home haven't been taken care of. They're billionaires; even if they're not brought to Hong Kong, they should at least be taken back to their hometown for proper arrangements.
It's well-written, without any weak or oppressive elements, nor exaggerated combat power. Aside from the first few chapters being somewhat mediocre, the later chapters are truly intelligent.
Super good! It's definitely in the top three of Hong Kong variety show novels! Why is the score so low? It should be at least 9.9! It's just too short! It's really well-written! It's completely different from other Hong Kong variety show novels! It's not a similar formula at all!
Although the pacing is fast, it's definitely one of the better Young and Dangerous novels, much better than those that require the protagonist to become the leader and unify the Hong Kong underworld right from the start.
I've finished reading it! Overall, the book is of pretty good quality. It's engaging and makes you want to keep reading. Of course, there are also shortcomings. First of all, if it is an audiobook, the author's use of symbols will make the listener feel very awkward and disjointed!
It's a satisfying read from beginning to end, with no frustrating moments, except it's a bit short.
Overall, it's okay. It's realistic without being overly exaggerated, but the amounts are a bit too large. In the 1980s, several hundred billion Hong Kong dollars was already a lot. Personally, I think the highlight of your book is its well-written sections on interpersonal relationships and controlling one's direction; they're not too far removed from our reality. Keep it up!
This is a novel about human relationships and social interactions, not just fighting and killing. Aside from a tiny bit of exaggeration regarding money 🤦, there's no cheating, no one sleeps with the boss's wife, and no random massages in nightclubs. 🤭
I have to say it's one of the better Hong Kong variety shows on Tomato TV. First of all, what I like most is that it didn't feature characters like Lok Wai-chun. In the future, they could consider incorporating foreign gangster themes to broaden the worldview.
While there are a few minor shortcomings, it's undeniably enjoyable. The plot and logic are flawless, making it arguably the best Hong Kong variety show since "The Paper Fan." Looking forward to the sequel.