Hong Kong Film and TV: Love What You Do

There are still pitfalls to be solved. My parents and fiancée back home haven't been dealt with yet. They are both billionaires. If I don't get to Hong Kong Island, I have to go back to my hometown to make arrangements.

It's well written, with no cowardice, no suppression, and no exaggerated combat power. Except for the average writing in the first few chapters, the rest of the book is really smart.

It's super good-looking and ranks among the top three among Hong Kong novels! Why is this score so low? At least 9.9 Points! It's just too short! Really well written! It's totally different from other Hong Kong comprehensive novels! Not a routine at all!

Although the pace is fast, it is indeed one of the better Young and Dangerous novels. It is much better than those who want to be the leader and unify the gangs of Hong Kong Island.

See the end! Generally speaking, the overall quality of the book is pretty good. Make people read and have the desire to continue reading Of course, there are also shortcomings. First of all, if you are listening to the book, the author's use of symbols will make the readers of the listening book feel very unfluent and awkward! Another point is that there are some small poisonous points in the content of the whole book, but they are not the kind of poisonous points that are completely unacceptable and break the logical bottom line of the whole book! Comparing the whole book with Dao Wang Xin, there is definitely a gap, but it is better than other Hong Kong TV series. It's grown a lot, and it can be seen further Overall, it's four to five stars. If you like it, you can put it on your bookshelf. When you run out of books to read, you can read it again in two or three months. My bookshelf is like this. Everything with four to five stars is in the marked star.

The writing was enjoyable throughout, and there was no frustration at all, except that the number of words was a little short.

Generally speaking, it's okay. It's close to reality and there's not much exaggeration. The amount is a bit too big. Tens of billions of Hong Kong dollars in the 1980s was already a lot. Personally, I think the highlight of your book is how to behave and control the direction. It's very well written. It's not too different from our reality. Come on.

This is a novel about worldly affairs, not about fighting and killing, but about worldly relationships. Except for the exaggeration of money, there is no cuckolding anyone, no sex with the sister-in-law on sight, and no casual killing of chickens in nightclubs. [Laughing]

I have to say that it is one of the better ones among the Tomato Hong Kong TV series. First of all, what I like most is that there is no such thing as Le Huizhen. Later, I can consider incorporating foreign gangster themes into it to expand the world view.

Although there are some shortcomings occasionally, it is really fun. The plot and logic are all good. It can be regarded as the best Hong Kong drama after the white paper fan. I look forward to the follow-up.