Tales of Hong Kong

It is a very realistic love fairy tale with a very beautiful Hong Kong style. The plot alone is not outstanding. After all, simple words cannot produce any flowers. The Hong Kong customs and customs at the beginning were refreshing, but then it became boring and boring. By the end of the rift between the male and female protagonists, they were both satisfied, but the process of getting back together was boring. The female protagonist realized the inequality of status. I thought she would do something, and the author would start writing this period of mental journey, but nothing happened. There is another thing that I still can't let go of. The heroine actually feels guilty towards the Ye family for the anger and hurt caused by the Ye family to Cun Zai. Does this mean she admits that Cun Zai is a disaster? ! I can only say that I am not a biological brother. I have a younger brother, so I can't imagine the possibility that if someone breaks off two of my brother's fingers, I can still love each other's family! Not to mention saying that Cunzi killed Siwei, the Ye family knew it was just to express their anger. Siwei fell in love with Cunzai. In the handling of this relationship, I only saw Siwei's restraint and gentleman, and Cun's innocence and kindness. There is nothing wrong with it. I always think that the Ye family themselves should bear greater responsibility for Siwei's death. There are always accidents when involved in gangs, and you will have to pay back sooner or later if you come out to hang out. Your family treats homosexuality as a flood, but you blame straight men for attracting your son? This is unreasonable! It's amazing to be powerful. You can kill people and feed the fish at any time, which really annoys Ye's family.

It's good to watch, but I didn't expect that the heroine didn't have a career in the later period. I thought there would be a focus on her and Xu opening a store. The plot of the studio was a bit too simple. Although the reconciliation with the male protagonist was expected, it was also a little rushed. Overall, it was very interesting.

A lot of them are locked. . . The ending is locked

It's great. Please recommend Hong Kong style novels like this one.

I have been expecting Siwei to be reincarnated or not receive a lunch box, why write it to death →_→!

Where are Mrs. Ye and other elderly people?

Reminds me of the article written by Master Tai

I've finished reading it. It's great. Why are some chapters locked and I can't read them?

Does anyone know how to lock the previous chapter? What did you say?

It's pretty good to watch. It would be great if there was a side story about "Sickness"