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Are There Any Novels About Hong Kong in the 1950S and 1960S?

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1 The Stone Heart Host Just Wants to Gain Experience Chubby GirlModern Romance737k WordsCompleted 1.2kReads6.8Score100Shelves
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Among these books, the first one has three stories about the heroine going to Xiangjiang.
2 Escaping to Hong Kong in the 1970S: Taking Down Gangsters to Become the Top Female Boss You JinnianModern Romance1.0M WordsCompleted 3.1kReads7.5Score328Shelves
3 Transmigrated to the 1950S: I Became a Big Shot in Hong Kong Cui LandaiModern Romance645k WordsCompleted 5.1kReads7.9Score408Shelves
4 Transmigrated as the Cannon Fodder True Heiress, I Go Crazy at the Drop of a Hat Chubby GirlModern Romance472k WordsCompleted 785Reads8.4Score—Shelves
5 You Can Raid My Home, but Let Me Go Make a Fortune in Hong Kong Cat Who Loves Three-Hua PlumsModern Romance720k WordsCompleted 18.7kReads8.9Score1.7kShelves
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They were all from their 50s to 80s who went to Xiangjiang.
6 A Wealthy Young Lady from the 1960S Brings Her Space Treasures to Hong Kong Hong Kong-Style Iced Lemon TeaModern Romance1.7M WordsCompleted 45.8kReads8.9Score5.8kShelves
7 The 1950S and 1960S: Thriving on My Own Glutinous Rice M WineModern Romance550k WordsCompleted 9.9kReads8.9Score606Shelves
8 After Being Abducted from Xiangjiang, the Little Taoist Nun Went Crazy and Went Crazy Boss EggModern Romance693k WordsCompleted 5kReads8.1Score732Shelves
9 Qi Feifei Brings His Family to Hong Kong City Golden Autumn Wheat WavesModern Romance251k WordsOngoing 10Reads5.8Score—Shelves
10 Sixty: Struggle on Hong Kong Island Yu Yi Yu YiModern Romance301k WordsOngoing 12Reads5.8Score—Shelves
11 Reborn in the 1960S: Fleeing to Hong Kong from the Start Little Whale XiModern Romance539k WordsCompleted 1.6kReads—Score102Shelves
12 Rebirth at 60: Rely on Your Brothers to Win in Xiangjiang You Dian LeModern Romance521k WordsCompleted 2.1kReads7.1Score173Shelves
13 Reborn in 1970: Hong Kong's Rich Heiress Is Fierce and Fabulous So Much of the Mundane WorldModern Romance2.1M WordsCompleted 7.5kReads7.9Score1.1kShelves
14 Traveling Through the Years When I Was Hanging Out in Hong Kong in 1980 Drinking and Drinking Can't Let GoModern Romance461k WordsCompleted 1.8kReads8.7Score116Shelves
15 Escape to Hong Kong: 1971 The Idle Fish AuthorUrban1.0M WordsOngoing 10.4kReads7.2Score462Shelves
16 Siheyuan: Starting in 1948 The Idle Fish Author976k WordsCompleted 14.6kReads7.1Score426Shelves
17 Reborn to Rise Above the Crowd Naonao Doesn't Like to Make a FussUrban1.6M WordsCompleted 33.5kReads9.4Score3.7kShelves
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This book is an absolute ceiling
18 A Hong Kong Island Native Dao Ru'anUrban671k WordsCompleted 2.8kReads6.8Score103Shelves
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Traveling to Hong Kong in 1974 seems a bit late. Of course, I think this starting era is a good choice and worth looking forward to.
19 Transmigrating to 1976 to Study Again Dao Ru'anUrban462k WordsCompleted 10.5kReads8.6Score619Shelves
20 My Simple Life in the West Courtyard of the Siheyuan Dao Ru'an320k WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.2Score219Shelves
21 Hong Kong Crime Stories: Two Top Officers from the Start Dong Dongdong Dongdong1.0M WordsCompleted 32kReads9.0Score987Shelves
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Needless to say about the last two books, the first one doesn't have a low rating, but it's still very interesting and can be considered a top-notch book among Tomato Harbor compositions.
22 Hong Kong Films: I’ve Got a Gang of Tough Guys at My Back Tiger of the Major Crimes Unit1.9M WordsCompleted 23.1kReads9.0Score994Shelves
23 Hong Kong Films: The New World Wusumulian1.9M WordsOngoing 30kReads9.1Score1.4kShelves
24 Hong Kong Films: Ruling the World Scapegoat Prawn1.9M WordsCompleted 60.6kReads9.3Score3.7kShelves
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25 In Hong Kong's Crime World, My System Is a Cheapskate Beyond Saving, Still Treatable1.3M WordsCompleted 13.9kReads6.8Score739Shelves
26 Hong Kong Crossover: Wang Jiu's Junior Disciple Makes 300 Million from the Start Beyond Saving, Still Treatable1.1M WordsOngoing 7.3kReads6.4Score363Shelves
27 How Can You Survive in a Siheyuan Without Powerful Connections? Reaching for the Clouds518k WordsCompleted 2kReads8.0Score105Shelves
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The story of going to Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s! The east wind blows and drizzle comes, there is light thunder outside the hibiscus pond, the golden toad bites the lock and burns the incense, the jade tiger pulls the thread back from the well, Jia Shi peeks behind the curtain, Young Master Han, Concubine Mi stays on the pillow of Wei Wangcai, in the heart of spring, there are no flowers competing for hair, every inch of lovesickness and every inch of gray
28 Three Years After I Was Released from Prison, I Became a Gangster in Hong Kong! Floating and SinkingUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 6Reads5.8Score—Shelves
29 Siheyuan: From Forty-Nine City to Hong Kong Cinema Azure Sword Immortal1.6M WordsCompleted 29.8kReads8.7Score1.3kShelves
30 Rebirth: Starting from the Bathhouse Fragrance Drifting Through the Demon RealmUrban195k WordsCompleted 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves
31 Xiangjiang Starts from Crossing Little Dangjia752k WordsOngoing 55Reads5.1Score—Shelves
32 Reborn as a Hong Kong Tycoon A Bamboo Heart Gazes into the VoidUrban536k WordsCompleted 4.8kReads8.5Score186Shelves
33 Reborn in 1960: Building a Commercial Empire in Hong Kong Xia BuyanUrban1.5M WordsCompleted 14.8kReads9.0Score868Shelves
34 Reborn in 1967: I Rule Hong Kong Island Handsome Guy Who Loves Black TeaUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 6.2kReads7.0Score246Shelves
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I went to Xiangjiang in the 1960s, and the commercial media real estate was quite good.
35 Reborn in 1965, I Went Straight to Hong Kong Sanhe Stele1.2M WordsCompleted 23.9kReads7.8Score1.2kShelves
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This is it.
36 Transmigrated as the Eldest Brother’s Wife: Taming a Wealthy Family in 1990S Hong Kong Beauty Plucking StarsModern Romance2.4M WordsCompleted 46.8kReads9.1Score6.2kShelves
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37 Reborn in Hong Kong: I Just Want to Lie Flat Rain on the FieldsUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 10.3kReads8.4Score398Shelves
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Beginners hit the road and experience a different life
38 Escaping the Yihong Brothel: Making It on Our Own in Hong Kong Rang GouModern Romance333k WordsOngoing 690Reads7.1Score—Shelves
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This is Hong Kong in the late 1940s. The heroine traveled through time and became a handyman in Yihongyuan in the late Republic of China. She escaped to Hong Kong with her mute sisters and the top names in Yihongyuan, who were also handymen, and survived in Hong Kong. She didn't have any golden fingers. It was more daily life, which was quite interesting.
39 Hong Kong Crossover: No Gangs, Just an Unorthodox Road to Wealth Seven-Tailed, No Sugar1.7M WordsCompleted 41.1kReads7.2Score1.7kShelves
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The fifties and sixties were too early, right?
40 HKTV: Thug Boss, I Am the Underground Emperor! Cui Niubi1.3M WordsOngoing 46Reads5.8Score—Shelves
41 Hong Kong Comprehensive Report: Boss B Supports Haonan? I Switched to Liangkun Tomato Apple1.5M WordsOngoing 21Reads5.8Score—Shelves
42 Hong Kong Films: From Street Punk to Justice of the Peace Deep Waters Keep Silent1.0M WordsCompleted 20.7kReads8.5Score629Shelves
43 Hong Kong Films: You Told Me to Enforce the Law Impartially, but Every Officer Under Me Is a Hardcase Give Me a Mic, Will You?391k WordsCompleted 6.6kReads8.6Score321Shelves
44 In 1960, I Stole Away to Hong Kong and Rose to the Top by Selling Fish Lychee, Lychee, Loves Lychee MostModern Romance1.8M WordsOngoing 130.3kReads9.3Score10.9kShelves
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Highly recommend this book. The female protagonist is reborn and finds the male protagonist to start a new life. There is no space and no golden fingers. It means climbing up from the bottom step by step.
45 Hong Kong Drama Begins with Wan Chai Gunslinger The Tiangang Star Descends327k WordsCompleted 3Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Recommended star rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Story introduction: These are basically gangsters in Hong Kong movies, usually making money.
46 Back to Life: The Low-Key Tycoon YibeiUrban1.4M WordsCompleted 4.6kReads8.2Score181Shelves
47 Enjoy the World of Hong Kong Brick in My Left Hand605k WordsCompleted 234Reads6.1Score—Shelves
48 Rebirth of Hong Kong Island, Starting with the Acquisition of TVB Pink Piggy and Many CatsUrban1.0M WordsCompleted 438Reads5.8Score101Shelves
49 Hong Kong TV Universe: Boundless Power and Desire Everyone I Know Is the Same1.0M WordsCompleted 6.9kReads8.6Score233Shelves
50 Hong Kong Movie: Ding Xia Wants to Reason with Me Deep Waters Keep Silent366k WordsCompleted 253Reads6.4Score—Shelves