Wu Ma Across Film and TV
综影视之吴妈
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Any Period Dramas Set in Hong Kong's Entertainment Industry?
Most period dramas these days are about educated youth and the like. I don’t want to read those anymore. Does Tomato have any period dramas set in Hong Kong’s entertainment scene?
Which Fanfic Is the Most Stunning? I Want One That Sticks With Me After I Finish It
Hong Kong City, Xiangjiang, and Period Novels
Break Out of Your Reading Bubble! Hand Over the Great Books on Your Shelves!
Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! Don't look at the ratings! I'll say it three times because it's important!!! A high rating doesn't necessarily mean a good book, and a good book doesn't necessarily have a high rating. Share all the books you think are good, preferably ones over a million words or completed at over a million words.
Looking for Recommendations for Hong Kong TV Adaptations, No Recent Shows
I want something similar to The Face of Xi in the Comprehensive Hong Kong Film Universe.
Are There Any Female-Oriented Novels About Old Hong Kong Movies and Entertainment? I'm Craving Some!
I want books like "Crossover TV Worlds: We Keep Missing Our Destination". Celebrities from the past were so good-looking: Leon Lai, Andy Lau! Aaaaaah, please recommend something!
Recommend Hong Kong Crime and TV Universe Novels for Female Readers, Not Male-oriented Ones. Check Before Recommending
Looking for books similar to Hong Kong Dramas: Yan Xi. Ideally one featuring Zhang Yaoyang. I'm really out of books to read lately. Also, no male-oriented stories, please. Female-oriented quick transmigration stories crossing over into film and TV dramas. Thanks, everyone!
Highly Rated Hong Kong Crime Saga Stories
The protagonist should stick to the gangster route, not be an undercover cop. I’m sick of those.
A Multiverse Film and TV Harem Story with an Original Female Lead, Mainly Featuring Hong Kong Movie Power Players and Similar Themes
Looking for stories like The Male Leads All Love Me in Various Dramas. It has lots of Hong Kong movie mob boss stories, for example Infernal Affairs and Young and Dangerous. Or crazy, unhinged characters, like Dog Eat Dog and Voice: Maotai Liquor.
I’m Really Into Crossover Drama Fics Lately. Any Recommendations?
Looking for books like A Dream of Splendor: My Journey Through Film and TV Worlds. Blossoms Shanghai, too.
I Love Brother Crow and Kwun
I want something like "Young and Dangerous: Crow Wants to Date You". Looking for CP stories where the female lead transmigrates or is reborn into the Hong Kong Young and Dangerous world and gets paired with Kwun or Crow. The more, the better. Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Hong Kong Crime Films, Brother Crow, and Hong Kong Variety Shows
Something with a higher rating, please.
Looking for TV and Film Fanfiction, Preferably with Lots of Hong Kong Dramas. Please Read Carefully, I'm Begging You
No love at first sight right from the start. I don't want a crazy, obsessive heroine, a cutesy and helpless one, or a scheming green tea type. No heroines who get between a married couple and steal someone else's husband. I'm not into palace or household infighting. The heroine can have a golden finger, but nothing too outrageous or overpowered.
The Male Lead Likes Calling the Female Lead “BB” in Cantonese
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Brother Crow's Strategy System
The Only Daughter of Liang Kun: Chen Tianxiong Welcomes Lei Yaoyang Too
The Begonia Blooms Unfaded, the Crow Rests in the Night
Young and Dangerous: May We Get Everything We Desire
Special Permit
1990: She Controls Crow's Money
Transmigrated into a Hong Kong Crime Drama as a Good Girl, I Was Carried Home by the Mad Dog Crow
Young and Dangerous: I Went Back to the 1990s and Dated Crow
Young and Dangerous: Mr. Jiang’s Guide to Love
Hong Kong Cinema: Starting With Crow
Young and Dangerous: Crow Talks You Into Falling in Love
Hong Kong Anthology: The Crow Falls for His Little Bodhisattva
Hong Kong TV: Nan Zhi’s Transmigration Adventures, Never Wasting Her Youth
Young and Dangerous: I’m the Top Enforcer in the East Star Gang
Hong Kong Crossover: Always Moving Forward
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I really loved the first world!!! I look forward to more stories about Liang Kun. I also really liked the female lead's character. It's so annoying how some characters always seem to have something wrong with Liang Kun's identity and act all dramatic, or how some are biased towards Chen Haonan and his gang. This female lead is completely devoted to Liang Kun!!!
Five stars for Sam's story. The one about Liang Kun had many problematic descriptions, but the third story was much better. It's the best Sam story I've ever read. I often have trouble distinguishing between love and hate, but compared to many stories that don't use love but are poorly written and unreadable, this one is incredibly satisfying.
Your writing is so good! It feels like there are so few stories about Liang Kun. Author, is the romance in this story a happy ending or a sad ending? I want a happy ending!
Four stars for Tang Yichen. It's very sweet, but the AI feel is very strong. Liang Kun is very obvious in the first chapter, less so later, but not much more. The sense of realism is slightly low, and there are often some fragmented details that are hard to explain. It feels very stiff, like eating a cold, pre-made dish.
Objectively speaking, this is really good!!! Most importantly, although each protagonist has the same name, their personalities and backgrounds are all different, perfectly fitting the current character of Yu. It's not stifling, nor is it overly exaggerated. This setting is excellent; some books with overly exaggerated settings feel like fantasy, but this one is just right.
The first "Ling Kun" was the most unique "Ling Kun" I've ever seen. He was very composed, possessing his own unique gentleness, yet also incredibly appealing. Some complained about not understanding the Cantonese dialogue, but that only enhanced the immersive experience and prevented it from going out of character. [Although I secretly looked for translations for some parts I didn't understand...]
The author writes very well, and the frequent use of Cantonese makes it very immersive ٩(๑^o^๑)۶ I hope the character of Xie Jiajun will be added later; it seems like very few people write about him 🥺🥺🥺
The teacher could write about Xie Jiajun, the negotiation expert; Han Hao, the assassination storm; Yang Tieli, the misjudgment; Ke Dingbang, the insider; and Tang Yichen, the soaring into the sky. He's really a handsome and charismatic old man.
This is truly a masterpiece! I thought even someone who doesn't understand Cantonese could understand and appreciate it so well. It's so beautifully written!! Looking forward to daily updates! Hehe!! 💕💕💕💕💕
Steamed Fish himself once said: He's acted in bad scripts, but he's never played a bad character. It's a pity his acting is solid, but very few of his characters have happy endings, especially those with good scripts and good roles. So, coming to see these stories is quite nice, making up for some of the unfulfilled feelings.