Hong Kong Entertainment: I Start by Scoring Miss Kwan for Free

This is the first time I leave a long review. It's a really great Hong Kong and Taiwan novel. The content is eye-catching, unpretentious, and logically coherent. It's rare to see a novel of this quality. Maybe the audience for Tomato novels is different. As an old reader for more than ten years, I feel that the ratings are extremely unreal. I hope the author will persevere and write a good book with a sales volume of more than 2 million.

Praise for the author's illustrations [like] The protagonist is relatively new, but in this era, Hong Kong Island needs protagonists with this kind of profit-oriented character to live well and be more real. Then there is some Cantonese mixed in the text, which is also a better way of writing. After all, Hong Kong texts don't have these, I thought I was reading normal urban texts. I remember that there was a Hong Kong TV series in Qidian that also mixed daily dialogue with various Cantonese, even more than this one. Those who gave low scores generally thought that the protagonist was too naive and the dialogue was in Cantonese. I was different. I think this was the highlight. After all, I am tired of the same writing techniques and need to innovate. The beginning was okay at the beginning, but the writing at the end was not very enjoyable [laughs awkwardly]

The writing is very good. I'm tired of watching Hong Kong dramas and can't live without Young and Dangerous ones. The content written by Hong Kong Entertainment looks quite interesting. There are some gossips from time to time, and the stories about celebrities from that era are also nostalgic [laughing and crying]

The logic and character design are reasonable, not brainless, and suitable for old bookworms. It's just that there are too few, it's discovered too early and it's not enough to see The business aspect is perfect, and the daily plot is okay and a little bit white. It's just the Cantonese conversation [face covering] As a Cantonese, it's very embarrassing. I hope the author can either use normal Mandarin, or seriously ask for advice on how Cantonese people say it [awkward laughter]

A rare piece of pure Hong Kong entertainment. Older people will find it interesting after reading it, so I give it a five-star rating. But it is destined to have a small audience, so come on.

Shit Mountain is Really Gold, one of the few novels in this app that can be updated until dawn, but what's going on with this outrageous rating? I don't know how much better than those 9. S...

Well written! Especially since everything is in line with historical details and has relevant reports attached! Moreover, there are also some detailed descriptions of chasing girls.

The rating is low, let's not talk about the shortcomings, only the advantages (everyone reads novels basically for fun, there is no need to be serious in everything, just about the same, who makes good novels so hard to find) The opening chapter is quite satisfactory, but it is also a high-quality opening chapter. Overall, among the Hong Kong entertainment business articles I have read, this article can be ranked in the first echelon, which is already very good. The protagonist has a distinct personality, is reborn and resourceful, is kind to others, and strikes hard at enemies. In my opinion, he has a basic outlook on life, is ruthless but not cold-blooded, is rational and patriotic, and has a harem, but there is no such thing as jealousy. The plot has ups and downs, the goal is clear, there are no hydrological phenomena for the time being, and the quality is full I won't go into too much detail on the content, but it's a Hong Kong entertainment business article. In the beginning, Hong Kong entertainment cuts in, uses the advantages of rebirth to copy songs, and gets the first pot of gold. It will gradually expand the business territory in the future. In the middle, there will inevitably be a plot of communication with the country. The author is very bold in writing this, and he has done it just right. It not only embodies strong patriotic feelings, but also is rational and online, strictly guarding against clinging to the domestic moth, and not giving any opportunities. All in all, this is a high-quality novel. When it comes to scoring, 9.4 Points is the basis. If you consider that I prefer this kind of article, I am willing to give 9.6 Points [like]

The rating is low, it definitely deserves 9.0 Points (why it can't be higher, some characters written by the protagonist are too angry young people, and some contents are not explained clearly), the writing, ideas, and descriptions are all great, the ending is a bit rushed, there are no major flaws on the whole, and the author knows what he is writing, the thinking is clear, there is one main line, and the rest are adjustments. Moreover, it is the first time for me to watch the VCD of this thinking, and it is explained so clearly. (Here I have to mention another luxury book called Hong Kong Magazine. I wanted to write about everything, wanted everything, and ended up writing a mess.) Come on 👏

Hong Kong TV series, mainly for listening to books, the language is relatively localized, and the plot is quite compact. Because I am not very familiar with Hong Kong stars in the 1980s, the filter is not that dark. The feeling of the plot will be deeper. It's really pretty good overall. It just felt like the ending was a bit rushed. It's a pity, I still want to dominate the world [laughing]. The author's strength is still strong, and it is very well received. I often see book friends and authors communicating in the comment area. If you like watching the 1980s, you can try it at the Hong Kong Commercial Station.