
The Heiress [Hong Kong]
女继承者[香江]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 676k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Thoughts after watching the drama: "The Heiress (Hong Kong)", the vivid business war + the heroine ascending to the throne as the only heiress, very refreshing, the author is really good at writing! In fact, I don't really like to read Xiangjiang novels. I always feel that Xiangjiang in the 70s, 80s and 90s is chaotic. Sometimes I will read some articles related to the entertainment industry or pure fortune-telling, but basically those with this story background will be passed by me. But I didn't expect that I would finish reading a Hong Kong novel without a golden finger. Once again, I feel that it really depends on the timing after reading a novel. Recently, there happened to be a short play "Unfamiliar in front of others, full of familiarity in hindsight" that was recommended by my good girlfriends. But I just wanted to read some novels, so I put the short play aside and looked for novels first to see if there was anything I could read. It turned out that the introduction of this novel said that the hero and heroine were not familiar with each other before, but they were ruthless in the future... Now my interest has come up, and I like this feeling of the hero and heroine pretending to be unfamiliar with each other! Because I don't have the patience to read novels as I get older, when I first read this book I really thought I wouldn't finish it. As a result, I was really attracted by the heroine's character. I thought it was some kind of slap-in-the-face drama at first, but it turned out to be a business war book, a real business war! I haven't seen such an enjoyable business war in a long time. The female protagonist and the male protagonist are of the same family, but because of the old custom of not marrying if they have the same surname, they still dare not make it public even after they have been married for five years, and they have been secretly getting married. Of course, this is also in the heroine's calculations. After all, wearing books, how can there be no price? The heroine must get the heirloom from the three bosses of the family in order to truly stay in this world. Although it is a family heirloom, it is not valuable, so many people don't pay much attention to it. The heroine directly used the marriage to get 2 yuan, and the other 1 yuan was in the hands of her grandfather. Then she planned step by step to really take advantage of her family. She even stole the last 1 yuan, which is amazing! In the 1990s in Hong Kong, where patriarchal preference was extremely severe, she became a rare female heir. Just to put it this way, I feel that the heroine's experience is hearty, especially the first male protagonist who really treats the heroine as an ordinary marriage partner and a very compatible c partner. But he never expected that he would directly fall into the trap of the heroine. If you underestimate the heroine, you will really suffer. No matter whether the other person is her husband or not, as long as it hinders her from reaching the top, she will not simply let it go. Of course, the male protagonist is not a short-sighted person. After suffering a loss from the female protagonist, he immediately changes his views and even cooperates with the female protagonist to explore family secrets together. Yes, there is a very complicated family history behind those three heirlooms. There is also a bit of suspense behind the business war, something a little bit different. After reading it, I really feel that this book is very suitable for film and television, especially TVB. It is a ready-made template for modern family business war dramas. If TVB were to film it, I don't know how exciting it would be! It also involves the heroine going to Shenzhen to invest and buy land. Oh my God, it's really refreshing for those who have experienced history to see the heroine like this. Speaking of this, I have to mention that when the heroine first entered the family business, because she entered anonymously, she worked all the way up from the logistics department, and fought against corruption wherever she went... The author is really good at writing. Generally, I would dislike this kind of plot as it is too down-to-earth, and I will abandon the book if it is too classy. But this one doesn't do that at all. Maybe it's because the rhythm is very well controlled. Even if the heroine is squeezed, because the reader knows that the heroine's identity can make a comeback at any time, they will just feel that it is some ugly duckling jumping around, and they are even more looking forward to the subsequent plot where the heroine loses her horse. So when I saw the author saying that some people thought the plot of the Logistics Department was too long, I felt that it was not the case at all, especially after mastering the Logistics Department, the heroine basically knows the sources of information on each floor. This is really a very necessary foreshadowing. Love this detail. The heroine was also a business elite in her previous life, a self-made salesperson, so she won't have any problems with such achievements in this life. I really like the feeling of a strong woman taking full advantage of her strength through the book. I highly recommend this book. Moreover, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very easy to relate to and fun to play. The author is really good at it hahaha
It was previously said that the 80's book will be released after the Spring Festival. When will it be specifically? [Glasses]
Super pretty💕very smart heroine, love it
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