
Survival in Hong Kong's Wealthy Families in the 1950S
五零香江豪门生存法则
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 902k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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So in Chapter 190 of the entire novel, the heroine has worked hard for so long to prove that women are better than men, but in the end there is a high probability that she will pass on the family fortune to her son? Or twin boys? What about how much the male protagonist dotes on his daughter? ! This is so hilarious. Isn't this just a compensatory "pampering" for my daughter because I subconsciously want to pass on the family business to my son? ! I don't know if the author still remembers that the heroine was initially unwilling to take risks in the 1950s. Those who risk their lives to give birth to children, even if they give birth now, may go to hell, not to mention the twins and second children of that era. Even if you have money, it is not 100% safe. Even if it is for the family business, wouldn't it be better to just give birth to a daughter? In the face of absolutely powerful strength, the Jiang family can only accept the nature of their granddaughter and inherit the Jiang family even if they don't want to accept it. I don't believe that the heroine and the daughter she gave birth to can't do this. Also, I really don't understand the significance of the twin sons. Is it to prove that the heroine is capable of giving birth to sons? ! ! How hilarious. . .
It doesn't matter if the child is a boy or a girl, I hope they have equal opportunities to compete. But society is still really not fair now, let alone so many years ago. The whole novel originally focused on female highlights, but the ending did make people feel uncomfortable as other people commented, because this is essentially a good-looking novel, but it did not follow the direction of the heroine to the end. I have no idea what the author's intention was in writing this extra chapter. Because I think from what I saw of A-Xian, she would never think like others that her son should inherit the family business, but people around her would constantly force her to submit. Maybe it wouldn't happen if she was in her prime, but she would get older. I comforted myself by saying that her daughter might also be very good and have her own property or inheritance, but she would definitely have to compete with her brothers, and it was not impossible for her children to kill each other. So until the end of the whole story, I had the illusion of reincarnation. It's like no matter how hard we try, as long as the social system or rules are not completely rewritten, generations of women will eventually have to pay a heavy price for women's struggle. But thinking about it, maybe the author just did it randomly, but he still made a wish for the girl to be born first. Even if there is a younger brother, he can just be a younger brother. In other words, he would like to see the twins become girls and give the script to the younger brother.
Even if the baby is a boy, it is still a twin boy. What kind of drama is the male protagonist doting on his daughter? Give me a big one in the extra chapter...[Split] The whole article emphasizes that boys are not favored over girls. Why is there a bad ending? Will a girl like Xiao He really have three children? The damage caused by giving birth is not only physical but also career-related. Just for the sake of having a surname with the male protagonist, the paper man can give birth to twins at will. It's so funny.
Many of the novels written by the author are good, but the names are not good, and this one is the same. The name is too cliché, uncreative, and cannot arouse the curiosity of readers. I can think of a few for the author, which can be used as a reference, Crossing Hong Kong to become the richest woman, Queen of Plastics in Hong Kong, The days when I killed all the big guys (Hong Kong), I am the king in the business war of Hong Kong, Crossing Hong Kong and never be a concubine, never compromise (Hong Kong), and the history of the struggle of the richest woman in a generation (Hong Kong).
Not bad. It would be even better if the three children in the extra story are girls who inherit the heroine's career and property.
I'm speechless about this extra chapter... The character of the heroine in the previous chapter is really to my liking. Even though the ending ended abruptly, it was still quite satisfying. The extra chapter gives birth to three children... I'll put it bluntly, the heroine's uncle, his biological father, and his aunts don't have that many children... I can't stand it... Ah... I should have known better not to click on the extra...
Has this been maliciously downvoted? A bookworm of more than ten years said it was very interesting After staying up a few nights, I finally finished watching it It would be better if there were more interactions between the male and female protagonists
The novel is indeed well written, and the heroine has a strong sense of modern women. However, the main theme is a bit too high-spirited and embarrassing, and there are not enough female supporting characters as excellent as the heroine. On the contrary, there are too many female villains, and the portrayal is somewhat stereotyped. Of course, the character of the male protagonist's mother is quite interesting, with a lot of layers and depth. In short, this work is quite good despite its shortcomings, and it can be seen that the author is very careful.
I wanted to say something, forget it
Not bad, not bad. The whole book is online at a high level. The anticlimactic situation that I was worried about, such as starting high and then moving low, does not exist at all. It's great [Fireworks]