
From the Start in Kowloon Walled City, I Got Rich Writing Novels
开局九龙城寨,我靠写小说暴富
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- Period Fiction
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Explore more →Any Good Female-Oriented Stories Set in Old Hong Kong? Recommendations Wanted
I want to read something similar to Transmigrating into a Book in the 1990s: The Villainous Big Shots Are All My Children.
Great Reads Set in Hong Kong
Looking for stories similar to Hong Kong Island: My Father Is Lei Luo, and I Persuade Him to Go Straight from the Start. A period piece. Don't hold back, share your recommendations!
Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
Trying to Find a Masterpiece With a Strong Female Lead and No Romance on Tomato Novel. Hilarious, You’ll Never Find One
I'd like to read something like She Was Getting Sick of This. Can female-led, no-CP stories get any more ridiculous? Either they cram random one-sided crushes into a no-CP story, making everything ambiguous, or it's mindless wish fulfillment that assumes we have no brains. Or they can't even deliver the wish fulfillment...
Books Like My Readers Are Scattered Across Three Thousand Worlds
I want books similar to *My Readers Span Three Thousand Worlds*. Are there any books like it? This one is just too short.
Are There Really No Period Novels Where They Don’t Go to the Countryside or Hong Kong?
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!
Transcribing Famous Works with Taste
I'm looking for novels by a literary copycat, set in ancient times, the Republican era, or modern times. The lead can be male or female. I'd like something with a bit more taste. I'm tired of stories where they just write pop songs or shoot commercial films, or come up with some lines like, “One petal, two petals, three or four petals.” Are you telling me Han Yu, Su Shi, Du Fu, and Lu Xun never existed?
Anyone Like Hong Kong City Period Dramas?
I want books similar to After Being Abandoned by a Man, I Took My Daughter to Xiangjiang.
The Hidden Gems on Tomato: Thought-Provoking, Flaws Don't Diminish the Whole, and Excellent Writing
Looking for books like *The Story of How I Pretended to Be a Noble Young Master of the Southern Dynasties*.
A Great Novel About Transmigrating to Hong Kong
The male lead transmigrates to Hong Kong. Although he has a System, it plays only a minor role. He mainly uses his knowledge from the future to stir things up in Hong Kong, and eventually across the world, taking on financial tycoons from multiple countries.
A Period-Era Story So Good It’ll Take Your Breath Away
High-Quality Plagiarism Fiction
There are tons of novels about authors who plagiarize, but the works they copy are usually pretty basic. Take songs, for example: aside from Jay Chou, they're mostly generic viral hits. I'd like recommendations where they copy songs and novels of a higher caliber, and the plot flows better.
Female-Targeted Stories Set in Hong Kong in a Bygone Era
Female-oriented period novels set in Hong Kong City during the 1970s or 1980s.
🍅 Any Great Female-Oriented Power Fantasies About Copycat Authors?
Looking for books like Becoming a Billion-Dollar Female Director by Making Lowbrow Short Dramas. Preferably set in the entertainment industry, with no romance, and preferably completed!
Does Tomato Novel Really Have No Fanfiction About a Woman Director?!
I’ve seen loads of these in male-oriented fiction, but not a single one in female-oriented fiction. Is this genre really that niche????????
Culture Copying! No Romance! No Brain-Dead Characters! No Showing Off!
I don’t care whether it’s another world or a parallel world, whether the protagonist transmigrates or is reborn, whether the lead is male or female, or whether they plagiarize stories or create their own! I just want an urban slice-of-life novel where nobody acts smug and stupid, something low-key without all those cookie-cutter villains. That’s it~
A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel
I've read too many wish-fulfillment stories about male leads being reborn. I'd like stories with a strong female lead instead, preferably about women reborn in Hong Kong or abroad during the 1950s, 60s, or 70s and building a career.
Any Novels About a Copycat Writer Who Copies Songs? I Want Songs That Are Actually Good
Female-Focused Transmigration, Hong Kong City Setting, Period Pieces
The plot should be good, with few glaring flaws at the very least, and the writing should flow smoothly. The leads’ characterizations have to fit the story!!! Most importantly, don’t make them act out of character.
Looking for a Novel With a Female Director! I’m Seriously Out of Books!!
Please!
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels Like Searching for Songs While Carrying Wine
Looking for books like The Game Descends: I Want This, This, and This.
Hong Kong City, Xiangjiang, and Period Novels
❶ A Fiction-Writer Protagonist, Depressing Themes, Native Characters Breaking Down, Good Writing, No CP
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Finally, there is a movie that can be said that the heroine also became a novelist, raised herself, and allowed herself to enter high school. She did not just let her younger brothers and sisters learn to read, and never enjoyed herself. First, she put herself first.
The rhythm is very consistent with Tomato, very compact, basically every chapter has something to watch. Including the novels written by the author with female protagonists, I feel that they are very good to write alone. One point was deducted because I saw a rating and I think what he said is quite right. Regarding the surname, you can say that before the heroine's mother came to Hong Kong, she didn't know that her husband had married another wife, so she gave her children the surname Jiang. But when it comes time to apply for the certificate, why don't you change your surname? Obviously you can use this to change your surname, but it feels very awkward. The heroine will become more and more famous with her father's surname in the future. I can understand that there is no place to ask for money. After all, if you have asked for money before, then when the heroine's father is fighting a public opinion war, this news will be very beneficial to him. Anyway, except for the last name, everything else is fine. If you don't like this, you can avoid lightning.
It's very beautiful, and the descriptions are very detailed. It just makes me sad just thinking about it and waiting for updates. The writing is very good, but when I read the title of the novel, I thought the focus was on getting rich. I didn't expect that the focus is on the novel. Several of the latest chapters are the content of the novel. It is too long, so I gave up on it and will come back to read it after it is finished.
It's good-looking, good-looking, and the heroine has been laid out in Hong Kong City from scratch with her understanding of the future. Although there haven't been many updates yet, the heroine's setting has been established, and the female characters in the article are all well-shaped. Finally, they are not clichéd real or fake daughters, and the images of the original wife and the original daughter Baoshan are not cliche. The only weird point is that the heroine has a younger brother. Although the portrayal of the younger brother is quite normal at the moment, due to the distrust of the author who loves men in more than 90% of female videos, I still find the role of the younger brother annoying.
The sense of satisfaction is well grasped, and Mrs. Shen also realizes that the source of the mistake is the scumbag father (when watching it, I was very worried that she has been targeting Jiang Ling, but it's okay). She is also very satisfied with the future plans of her younger siblings. It is not that the younger sister is in the entertainment industry and the younger brother is in the math circle, but the other way around. It's really good. I hope my mother can find something she likes and is good at soon. (Forgive me for only remembering the protagonist's name) The Chinese writing in the following article is average, and the proportion is too large for my liking. The new Chinese text about men wearing women's clothes is a bit shocking. Remember, she is an official as a woman openly. She is still the minister of Dali Temple. In her free time, she has no resistance to the attendants dressing her up. When she is ordered to dress up, she can only complain in her heart. If she is a master, she has no power to serve her, so she should resign.
Interesting points: 1. The rhythm is tight. When the heroine and the others first arrived in Hong Kong Island, they had a hard time. The heroine immediately began to plan how to leave here, how to make their family well-fed, clothed warmly, and lived well. They successively found a temporary place to live, got royalties, and ID cards. 2. The heroine must take revenge, and there is no forced reunion. Both the male and female supporting characters received the punishment they deserve. Just like the daughter of the Shen family, she instigated people to spread rumors about the heroine's mother, which caused the heroine's mother and younger brother to be harmed. In the end, the heroine's father and the daughter of the Shen family were bitten. 3. Who knows, when reading a novel within a novel, you are looking forward to the next plot of the story just like the readers in the novel, and you are immersed in the exciting plot with the readers in the novel. In fact, I feel that the author can publish the novel in the novel as a separate book, because it is really good to read. [Adoration][Sending Hearts][Admiration][Sending Hearts] (The above is only my personal opinion)
The heroine is very strong. She relies on her own efforts step by step to play against the scumbag father and solve the identity problem. She relies on her own marketing to earn the first money. She uses her familiarity with the law and contract signing routines to avoid all pitfalls and firmly holds the initiative in her own hands from beginning to end. She is calm, sober, emotional, knows right from wrong, and knows what she wants. Moreover, the heroine's works do not blindly copy the public, but she conceives amazing novels and writes them in Chinese. Many times the heroine's novels are more exciting than her story. Looking forward to the following chapters. The heroine cherishes those who love her, values her mother and younger siblings, and wants to give them the best life. However, when facing key issues, emotions no longer matter, and emotions no longer matter. What matters is the game between interests. Moreover, the competition between girls is well written. It is not an inexplicable and unscrupulous female competition between them. They are all working towards their great ideals, moving towards their ideals step by step, and walking into the light! [Blowing kiss]
Nice. The text is also good in Chinese. I really like the tomb robbing articles written by the author. The only drawback is that the protagonists of the first two novels are male. The third part is going to be about the future, and this one seems to have a female protagonist. I hope there will be more novels with female protagonists as the protagonists.
The moment you open this book, you feel like you have stepped into a new world wrapped tenderly by words. There is no deliberately piling up rhetoric, and there is no dramatic conflict that reaches distortion. The author just uses the most plain writing to slowly unfold the tiny touches hidden in the gaps of daily life. The descriptions of growth, farewell and reunion accurately touch the softest corner of everyone's heart. As you read, you will suddenly think of a certain path you have traveled and someone you have met. It is not an enjoyable book that you can read in one sitting, but it is suitable for reading a few pages under the warm yellow light every slow evening. Every time I reread it, I can discover delicate thoughts that have been ignored before, such as chatting with a long-lost old friend. All the impetuosity can slowly settle down during the reading process, and I will eventually gain overflowing peace and strength.
Overall, it's okay. The content of the article is also good, and the pace is also good. Well, the only thing maybe is that I think these three kids are all geniuses, and each of them is awesome. Maybe I think it's a little embarrassing to read. Also, uh, the interstellar part of the book in the text, I think is average.