
Reborn in Hong Kong, 1981
重生香江1981
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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1.1kChapters
43.7kRecommendations
81.9kFans
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Who with any reading experience still reads harem novels these days?
Could you please update once a day? The wait is so annoying.
Giving the protagonist a cheat code would prevent the story from feeling awkward. In the book, the protagonist's past life was that of a lazy gamer, but after being reborn, he writes songs and remembers the finance of the 1980s—isn't that contradictory? Giving him various cheat codes would make things more reasonable and easier to read!
It feels so padded out. There are over twenty chapters, but only so little content has been written. The "singing" part alone has about seven or eight chapters.
You are so worried about the country and the people and sentimental even before you have even started your career. You are about to kill the four major grain merchants before you even start. You want to work in the hospital as soon as you enter the hospital. I don't understand how you are a bastard. You didn't achieve economic freedom before you were reborn. After you were reborn, you were able to work in the sky.
Is there a White Snake? But please leave the White Snake alone! All the online novels about time travel to Hong Kong around the 1980s are about the White Snake being the main character; I'm sick of them! Aren't Vivian Chow, Sharla Cheung, and Michelle Reis appealing?
This is a brainless fantasy novel. Doesn't the author need to do research or use their brain? It uses the logical deductions of a business war novel, the geopolitics of world trade, financial and corporate laws from around the world, political analysis of the Cold War background, and character building through choosing sides. It even touches on NATO's COCOM control over China.
After reading chapter eleven, it's clear the author is a novice. They think Li Ka-shing was just being slandered, and that Joseph Lau is a very good person. I don't know if you're just naive or stupid.
Overestimating one's abilities
The author likely only has a superficial understanding of the four major grain traders. Trying to challenge a group with state-backed interests on his own is a recipe for disaster; he'll be completely crushed in the competition. They can easily influence the government to achieve mutually beneficial exchanges with domestic entities through diplomacy or commercial cooperation.
I always see single female leads in rebirth novels. Why are single guys these days so annoying?