The Entertainment Industry in the Sixties

I feel like their relationship is a bit inexplicable. I don't know how it started. Then the relationship was very ups and downs. Such a weak relationship line has nothing to do with career and future? I don't know if I'm the only one who feels this way.

In fact, living here for 5 years is not too long. The feelings are definitely there, but to be so deep that you are desperate is too exaggerated. I don't even have such deep feelings for the male protagonist! There was no thought at all about the consequences of failing to complete the male lead project. They were not suitable, and neither of them thought much about each other. Oh, when looking for a place to live in the future, the heroine can only find a place that will never be demolished. Otherwise, it will be too tiring to be so desperate.

Welcome to experience the immersive golden years of Hong Kong in the 1960s~

I have kept it in my favorites for a long time and finally remembered to finish it... Thank you, the author, for taking us through a different scenery and experiencing a special story.

Why did Zhu Yu marry into a wealthy family and become a rich wife out of nowhere? She agreed to be a spy, but apart from not letting Shaw Brothers sign Bruce Lee, I didn't see her doing anything. I only saw her wearing gold and silver to show off to Joe. If the two companies were to confront each other in the future, which side would she stand on?

I hate this Zhu Yu so much. No matter which position she is in, I get annoyed just by looking at her! The male lead has too few roles, and he is more of a supporting actor than a supporting actor. Yang Wei's appearance rate is much higher than him.

The writing is really good. I like it. Thank you for your hard work.

Come on (??ω??)?? Very nice article

After reading it in two days, I felt it was a bit anticlimactic. To be honest, I didn't understand how the male protagonist and female protagonist met before. Is there a plot of giving bread in the first chapter? In addition, although the relationship between the two people can be said to be smooth and flowing, it is too thin. It feels that the heroine does not interact with the hero at all. Maybe the daily phone calls and letters that are not written can be ignored? In short, I haven't seen enough of the emotional drama, not even the heroine being the CEO.

The writing is great and I really like this type of novel. I like to describe the unique feeling of that era. After reading it, I really want to go to Hong Kong to see it again. Come on, the author~ I look forward to better works from you!