Father and Daughter: A Family of Power Players, 1975
父女枭雄：1975
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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It's really good! But I suggest the author write in Mandarin, otherwise it will affect the reading experience. 😏
Wow, this is great! It's rare to find a female-oriented rebirth story set in 1970s Hong Kong with such authentic Hong Kong flavor. I previously read one where the female protagonist was reborn and married a police inspector, but the title and plot weren't Hong Kong at all; it lacked any Hong Kong flavor and was no different from a typical rebirth story, which I found quite boring.
This is amazing! I've read nearly a thousand novels by Tomato across various genres, but this is the first one that has made me want to write a review! Every character is so nuanced; the immersive experience made me feel like I was right there next to a father and daughter, building a business empire in 1990s Hong Kong!
It's really well written, I recommend it. Could the author write in Mandarin? Although the novel is set in Hong Kong, we readers can't understand what it's saying.
I don't think the grades will be very high. A few words of local dialect are okay, but when it comes to long passages, is he reading a novel or learning a local dialect?
I put a lot of effort into writing this novel, and those who give it one star are only reading it for a few minutes. Giving a novel one star after reading only a few minutes? Are you sure you're not a hater? In the early stages, to recreate the Hong Kong flavor, I used Cantonese for the dialogue and Mandarin for the narration.
Even if you can't understand Cantonese, you can still understand it by guessing, but it's tiring to read. It would be quite enjoyable for people who understand Cantonese. The author clearly didn't intend for people who don't understand Cantonese to read it.
I quite liked the story and character settings, although I couldn't understand any of the technical parts. Judging from the daily word count and the quality of the main text, the author is hardworking and avoids filler content; you can tell they put in the effort. Of course, there are some minor issues with the writing style, but they don't detract from the overall quality. Hopefully, there will be fewer phrases like "unaware of... Awe" or "the era/foundation... Begins from here" in the future.
I thought it was great, and while some dialect could have added to the reading experience, there was just too much of it, which really hindered my comprehension. I'm deducting one star for later updates; please, author, reduce the amount of dialect! 💕
This is the first Cantonese novel I've ever read, and my head is full of TVB dubbing. There are probably a lot of pronunciation errors, but that's not the point. The point is, this book is absolutely amazing! I got to read a novel and learn Cantonese grammar at the same time—it's multi-talented! What more could you ask for?! You should read it!