Reborn as a Capitalist Tycoon
重生资本狂人
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- Ongoing
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- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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After reading hundreds of chapters, I have a question: the protagonist is now considered one of Hong Kong's richest men, and at the time of his first kidnapping, he was already a multi-billionaire, yet he had no security. Then, in the next 800+ chapters, he was captured by thugs in London and forced to work as a porter. How confident was he in the security situation back then? I don't understand, especially considering how chaotic Hong Kong was at that time.
Why didn't the author advertise the older books? I only noticed it after starting the new book so long ago. I've been keeping the completed older books on my bookshelf all this time.
Between 1970 and 1980, Hong Kong was in turmoil. With so much wealth, the protagonist had no bodyguards and was living a life of luxury. Thankfully, it's a novel; if it were real, the protagonist would have been killed long ago.
Having read Chapter 31, I feel the author should delve deeper into the social relationships of that era. In those days, who was Stanley Ho? He had only just made his fortune, not even the King of Gambling yet, and dared to address Ho Yin by his name so directly? And dared to compare Ho Yin to a mere upstart? Did Stanley Ho even deserve such treatment? Even after becoming the King of Gambling in Macau, he was still a junior in front of Ho Yin.
The author overemphasizes finance and real estate. Without industry, any economy is like a tree without roots or water without a shore. Hong Kong today has already illustrated the problem: without industry to provide employment, society will be unstable. That's why there are so many triads in Hong Kong, and the workforce cannot find jobs. We still need to strengthen Hong Kong's industry.
I completely don't understand the protagonist's actions. He transmigrates and immediately finds a bunch of powerful figures to support him, wanting to become a leader in the slums. Fighting against the government and capitalists for the poor—such a thankless and arduous task—just for fame? In that era, what use was a reputation in the slums?
If the protagonist acts quickly, he can marry several more wives before the Hong Kong government repeals the Qing Dynasty law...
HSBC and Standard Chartered will definitely get thrashed.
Can a clown become a tycoon? And he talks too much nonsense.
That idiot is so rich and he doesn't even have bodyguards? That's hilarious!