Hong Kong Films: I Get By on Having Plenty of Brothers

The story is written very smoothly and logically, and there is nothing too dramatic. It is considered a good level among novel authors. The only problem is to write dialogues in Yue, which is friendly to southerners but unfriendly to northerners. Nowadays, the Internet depends on one's stance, and separatism and discrimination are prevalent. Putting aside the opposition, some words feel like they are created by combining Yue and Mandarin, such as "understanding", "wuwan", etc., Which makes me confused whether the author is a northerner learning Yue.

There aren't too many bad points at the moment. I personally feel that I can still continue to follow up. After all, there are too few people summoned by the Tomato Harbor Sect. I have basically finished watching some of them, so as long as there are no big problems, I can continue to watch it [laughing]

You are a time traveler, why don't you know anything?

It's okay, but I don't understand Cantonese and it's too hard to read.

The writing is okay, but other people's books are too fast-paced. Yours is too slow

The writing is good and the plot is okay. It is written by Christine Yang. It meets the xp, but the update is a bit slow. The lines are mostly in Cantonese. If you don't mind, don't enter.

You can see for yourself, it looks pretty good to me.

The author's writing is okay, although some Cantonese is a bit unfamiliar. There are also not too many irrelevant movies and TV shows.

Encouragement to the author, come on

This is the first time I've seen a book on Tomato that doesn't contain poisonous spots. Maybe the only small drawback is that I don't understand the plot.