1981: An Ordinary Man Drifts Abroad

Money is being made too fast, especially with movies. Whether a movie makes money or not isn't a matter of success in this life or a past life. I'm speechless. They're still messing around with entertainment and hyping up novels.

The idea is good, and the plot is well-designed, but the writing is poor—to put it bluntly, the writing style is bad. It makes it uninteresting to read on and lacks flavor. However, to encourage the author, I'll still give it five stars. Keep up the good work!

Interesting. Like other excellent period books about Hong Kong that I've read before, it's very good. I couldn't find any obvious flaws, which makes it a truly excellent work. Keep it up, author! Keep writing more books, and once you get more traffic, you'll be a top author. I suggest keeping the pace fast in future books too.

It's alright, but it's a bit presumptuous. However, it's possible that it's a good piece of work.

The writing is excellent, the structure is clear, and it has depth, making it a very enjoyable read! However, the content is a bit thin; I hope there will be more everyday details about the main characters.

It looks alright, but the update frequency is too low. It's basically just a stream-of-consciousness piece, and two chapters a day isn't enough. After a few days, you'll lose interest.

I hope the author will write a story with a single female lead.

It seems quite interesting, a really good topic. Keep up the good work!

Excellent, a very novel perspective!

Very little American development... I'll give it five stars!