Hong Kong Films: Building a Trillion-Dollar Business Empire!

A very comfortable wealth article, not a tycoon article. The author has tried very hard to explain the rules of the money game. Many techniques have been used in Hong Kong in the 1970s and in mainland China in the 1990s, which more or less opened people's eyes 👍

"Go boldly and make your way with your fists and feet." But the fact is that if you use fists and kicks to break in, you can only break into the police station.

There is no excessive pretense to slap someone in the face, no family infighting, development along the way, making money and wealth heartily. Although there are many flaws, this is a cool article on the Internet, and being cool enough is king.

The writing is good, but the allocation is a bit low. There is no pretentiousness or slap in the face, the killing is decisive, and the historical background is well-founded.

If this novel had been published earlier, it would have been a god. It is a completely enjoyable novel. Although many things cannot be read seriously, there is no logic, and it is completely divorced from reality. . But it's really cool enough, just treat it as a novice, that's enough

I got really excited after reading Chapter 14. I'll give you a 50-70 share. The Leshan Giant Buddha should give up his seat for you 🤭

The author probably doesn't know how many volumes Hong Kong comics had in the 1980s. I suggest you search for Huang Yulang. At that time, the comics in the island country were not as good as those in China. Pig's Foot should recruit people in Hong Kong and set it up, then let the comic company draw it, and Pig's Foot should invest money and capital to run it. Comics from the island country can be purchased at cabbage prices after the Hiroshima Agreement is signed.

Please author! Seeing those chapters in the home appliance industry reminds me that China had several representative home appliances in that era, but they were miserably acquired and suppressed. What is especially hateful and frustrating is that some officials used the achievements of foreign investment to help Japan eliminate several famous home appliance manufacturers in my country. Hate it. For example, Xiangxuehai, Panda, etc. Book friends, I only remember these two, there should be others.

Accurately agree, this thinking is too profound.

It's a good-looking money-making article, but it requires a little patience. The author should have received feedback on some of the poisonous points in the front and made further corrections later (all of which were not changed at the beginning 🤭). The protagonist used the business rules and logic decades later to reduce the dimensionality of the business environment at that time. Although I don't know if I am comfortable with it, but there is still the author's own set of logic 🤭. I can only say that it is a cool article (many details are ignored), but it cannot be said to be purely brainless.