Father and Daughter: A Family of Power Players, 1975

It's nice to read, but I suggest the author write it in Mandarin, otherwise it will affect the reading [laughter]

It's great. There are few stories about women's rebirth in Hong Kong in the 1970s. There are few stories that are so honest. I've read one before where the heroine was reborn to marry an inspector. The name was not Hong Kong, and the plot was not Hong Kong. There was no Hong Kong flavor at all. It was no different from an ordinary rebirth. It made me very bored. In this article, the dialogue gives a more authentic Hong Kong flavor. Although I can't understand it, I can roughly guess what it means based on the context. In fact, the proportion of dialects can be slightly adjusted, or some descriptions of the 1970s can be added to add some environmental era characteristics to make it more immersive. I will continue to pay attention to see what happens next.

Super pretty! I have read nearly a thousand Tomato novels on various themes, but this is the first one that made me want to review a book! Every character is so detailed and immersive that I feel like there is a father and daughter next to me who started a business empire in Hong Kong in the 1990s! Ultra-delicate and super-feeling, it is not a feeling brought about by external movements, but a feeling brought about by more delicate senses and psychology. There is a feeling of looking at the people next to you with calm eyes and yelling like a madman, calmly watching the ups and downs of the world, and feeling like you are outside of it but still in it. Very strange feeling

The writing is really good. Can you recommend it? Can the author write it in Mandarin? Although the novel is set in Hong Kong, we readers can't understand what it is saying.

I don't think my grades are too high. One or two sentences in the local dialect are okay, and they are written in chapters and paragraphs. Are you reading a novel or learning a local dialect?

A novel written with care will be given one point if it only lasts a few minutes. How about giving a point to a novel that has only been read for a few minutes? Are you sure you're not a black man? In the early stage, because I wanted to restore the Hong Kong flavor, the dialogue was in Cantonese and the narration was in Mandarin. Many editors said they couldn't understand it and they have already modified it. Now there are comments saying that there is no Cantonese and no taste. It's really hard for me [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

I can't understand Cantonese, but I can still understand it even though I'm guessing. It's just tiring to read. It should be very enjoyable for people who understand Cantonese. The author didn't want to show it to people who don't understand Cantonese.

I really like the story content and character settings, although I can't understand the professional parts at all. Judging from the daily word count and the main text, the author is both hard-working and lackluster, and you can see that he has put his heart into it. Of course, there are some minor problems with the writing, but the flaws are outweighed. I hope there will be less expressions like "I didn't realize... Awe" and "The era/foundation... Started from now on" in the future.

I think it's very interesting, but appropriate dialects can make reading more interesting. However, too many dialects really hinder my reading comprehension. I'm missing one star. I'll wait for an update. I beg the author to use less dialect. [Sending my heart]

This is the first Cantonese novel I read, and all I can think about is TVB dubbing. There are probably a lot of mistakes in the pronunciation, but that's not the point. The point is that the writing of this book is so amazing! I've read novels and learned Cantonese grammar. I'm multi-talented, so what else do I need for a bicycle? Show them all to me!