Rebirth of the Hong Kong Era

This is too tiring. I am reading a gangster novel.

As the author said, this book is a failure. Many parts of the book are half-sentences, making it difficult to understand and guess, and makes people feel angry. In fact, if you keep it simple and don't pretend to be profound, it can still be a good book. The layout is reasonable and the structure is strict. The love stories of the four women are clear and clear, and there are many places that make people feel and move to tears. The reason why Jin Yong's novels are successful is that they are spoken in vernacular, allowing everyone to understand and integrate into the plot at the first time. It is a pity that the author admires Jin Yong but does not get the third taste of Jin Yong's novels.

After reading it, let me tell you, the biggest advantage of this book is that it is white. It is white enough. I would have read it with gusto many years ago. Overall, the look and feel is pretty good. The same is true for the shortcomings. There is no outstanding point. If you look at it in terms of its strengths and weaknesses, this book actually has no shortcomings. It is just that the writing power fails to increase the credibility of the plot above the high-quality line. This may make it difficult for old readers and experienced readers to buy it, but it is not to the point of dyslexia.

It's not easy to be able to write so much. The writing is smooth and the plot is delicate. It has been collected. Come on, please reply!

"Rebirth of the Xiangjiang Era" Author: Liu Jinjin Type: Urban Rating: 8.7 Book review: The writing style is very smooth, both the portrayal of the characters and the shaping of the scenes are very delicate, especially the psychological portrayal of the characters, which is very vivid, which makes the characters in the book vivid and vivid, giving readers a strong sense of substitution and picture. The writing style is very stable, and the descriptions of the times and characters in the article are full of the flavor of the times, making it read with a sense of reality. In terms of plot, I personally like the setting of being reborn in 1972. That era is not far from the present, but it does not lack a sense of history. Readers can easily follow the large text and go back to that era, leaving great room for imagination. At present, it seems that there are no big problems with the plot's ups and downs and rhythm control. It is still very comfortable to read and interesting enough. In general, the writing style and plot are very good. There are no big logical problems or poisonous points. It is still worth reading. I am very willing to recommend your article to everyone in the recommendation post of the eighth issue and include it in the book list for promotion. 19 Has been collected, keep pushing on Channel 6! I wish the book will sell well (*≧ω≦) From: Chu Shi Ji

When I see some people questioning the rationality of the plot, I just want to say that reality is even more unreasonable, and all reasonableness can become reasonable only in the author's writing. In addition, why do some people think Xiaobai's article is reasonable, but what is really reasonable becomes unreasonable? This is strange.

Many of Bajiquan and Taichi are just blow-by-blow, and I have never seen one that can actually be practiced. I have seen videos of so-called masters of Bajiquan and Taichi competing with people who practice Sanda or are amateurs. No one can play for two minutes

Why did this book do poorly? In my opinion, the storyline is too deliberate. Hong Kong is small but also very big. The protagonist meets a famous person in one day and is surprised all day long.

Novels are stories, and there are many versions of history. What's more, in novels, the way the author writes it is the way he is. Come on😊

After reading the beginning, I have a question. Is the protagonist reborn in his thirties? Why is it that after rebirth, I am not stable at all, I am shocked, everything I see is new, and my personality traits and behaviors do not look like a mature and stable person in his thirties, but like a child in his teens, which seems a bit contradictory.

I watched a movie today and thought about the novels I have read for so many years, written by people in China, Hong Kong, foreign countries, etc. It's just that no one writes anything about Macau. Why don't Macau Gambling King write something about this?

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The protagonist is a bit naive, unlike a mature adult in his 30s

I have been playing games recently and I didn't notice that they were all on the shelves. I have automatically subscribed.

Although I am in charge, I am also a butcher. When the author fattens the pigs, I will slaughter them again. I hope the author didn't raise the pig to death. 🤭🤭🤭

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The author told me that few people read it. In fact, based on my many years of reading experience, the early stage was very interesting, but the part where he was forced to leave Hong Kong was too vicious and beat the protagonist severely. Do you know that if the protagonist is not happy, readers will also be unhappy? This is called a sense of substitution. I read that paragraph and put it away. I am not in the mood to read anymore, but I will still pick it up, but I have to fatten up before I start, and when I have fattened up, I will find a starting point. For old bookworms, reading is already a matter of young people. Old people read hundreds of thousands of words, and read a few thousand words every day. 😁😁😁 Come on, author. Why! Qidian has been occupied by the system. At least half of a hundred books are systems. Now I have a headache just looking at the system! The author is okay and has a good leadership🤭🤭

He doesn't intend to teach others his own Kung Fu, and yet he asks others to teach him Kung Fu. That's rubbish.

I always feel that the protagonist was forced to leave Xiangjiang, including in several previous chapters, and was a bit forcibly depraved! To show off, you need to have strength. If you don't have strength, it's a waste! The protagonist was in his thirties before he was reborn. After his rebirth, he also spent a year in the big dyeing vat in Xiangjiang, but he still dealt with things so naively! After people committed murder and set fire on the cruise ship, they didn't even take away the crime tools, they just threw them into the water like that. After all, you came from the 21st century. You must have watched a lot of police movies, right? You said it would be fine if someone saw it accidentally!

I would like to ask you if blindly belittling Bajiquan and Taijiquan will satisfy your little minds? Have you ever practiced boxing? Have you ever fought against these boxing skills that you despise? Who told you that those who practice boxing have to go to the ring? How many times have you seen people practicing Chinese martial arts and doing black boxing? Do you know something about what happened after the founding of the People's Republic of China? Is it nonsense to say that chivalrous people use force to break the ban? The art of killing is right! In a peaceful society, if you dare to show your face, do you think the country is just a decoration?

Pig's trotters don't make a lot of money, so you can make a lot of money by playing Buddhist mudras. Moreover, the monk can tell at a glance that pig's trotters are blessed with great blessings. What's the point of writing it, is it a martial arts fantasy?

Nowadays, Hong Kong-themed books are no longer good, and I haven't seen any good results. On the contrary, some books about traveling through the movie world that completely follow the plot of the movie have done very well. I can't understand it 🙂 I also want to write a book that follows the plot. I feel that this type of writing is the easiest, and there is no need to waste brain cells thinking about the plot.

After reading a few pictures, I felt that the protagonist was indecisive.

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Reborn, low-key development, enemies can't be defeated, remember, you can't be the richest man in the world, at least the top fifty is fine, you know mercenaries, take a billion, and be a black leader, it's just a trivial matter for the whole family. If I just do this, don't let the people born in 1997 still be so arrogant and curse on the Internet every day.

Rambling around and not coherent at all

I just read the last novel, which is also about the business war in Hong Kong. In the thirty or forty chapters of the novel, the protagonist used part of his gaming company's shares to mortgage the loan to acquire Wharf, and only received a few 10%. As a result, in the next few months, he met another group of people who were also collecting shares. Based on the future situation, the protagonist realized that this was Li Ka-shing's acquisition, and it was a large acquisition, which caused the stock to vibrate (the protagonist is a thief) Sneaky acquisition of shares) Later, because of Li Ka-shing's incident, he also purchased a large amount of shares in Wharf, because his plan to take over Wharf was interrupted by Li Ka-shing. Later, the protagonist also owned shares in Cheung Kong Holdings, and then asked the Li family to ask him to sell 10% of Wharf shares to him. Later, because of this incident, Li Ka-shing and the protagonist had already turned against each other. Later, Li Ka-shing dragged Pao Yugang into the water and bought part of his shares in Wharf to Pao, telling him what happened between him and the protagonist. Then Pao Yugang was very interested in Wharf and wanted to acquire it as a way out in the future. He approached the protagonist and talked to him. Later, the protagonist also wanted it. Pao sold 20% of Hutchison Whampoa from HSBC to him. , Under such circumstances, the protagonist made an exchange of interests with Pao Yugang and HSBC's chief executive Shen Bi. The protagonist took control of Hutchison Whampoa. He followed the same path as Li Ka-shing in the morning, but his relationship with HSBC was average. He himself bought 30% of Apple's shares and 30% of Microsoft's shares. He created a software company by himself, with companies in the United States, Britain and Japan, and then made a lot of money speculating in gold in these three countries. I have been talking nonsense for so long and have not mentioned the main point. The end point of this novel is just to hang up Wharf, and the starting point of the protagonist has also been mentioned. Wharf failed because of Li Ka-shing's troubles, and then turned to acquire Hutchison Whampoa. What I want to say is that this book is the end point, but it is the starting point of another book. Maybe this book is better written (because I only read one or two chapters and the table of contents). As long as the novel is not brainless, it will be fine. I read novels mainly to relax and feel comfortable. One word is enough.

It's not about the Xiangjiang theme. Nine of the ten good Xiangjiang novels are unforgettable

I've read a few chapters, but why are there always fights, and everyone is a master?