What a Legendary Life I've Led

Please, let's bankrupt Li Ka-shing. Not only does he lack patriotism, but he also enjoys exploiting the interests of the lower classes. Calling him a pure businessman is an understatement; he's a thoroughly heartless capitalist.

We want Hong Kong to have everything Silicon Valley has, and we also want to have what Silicon Valley doesn't. We want to establish Hong Kong as the first internet company, the first computer group, the first chip group, the first microelectronics group, the first LCD group, the first automobile group, and the first aviation group.

Write more about the media industry, compete with Shaw Brothers. Shaw Brothers' founder, Lao Liu, is too stingy, and don't portray him as too weak. He was quite capable to dominate Hong Kong cinema for decades. Stop taking over Golden Harvest's Lao Zou; giving the protagonist some pressure would be good. Constantly suppressing rivals is boring.

Come on, beautiful lady, have a baby for the protagonist! In 1958, the pig's feet were 16 years old. Having triplets a year later would be geniuses. The pig's feet developed naturally until 1980, approximately 22 years later. At this point, the Zhao Global Group should have split its three subsidiaries to invest in three other promising companies in the future: high-tech, pharmaceuticals, and…

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Shocking!!! A web novelist earning tens of thousands of yuan a month is now being forced to serve the emperor in the palace. Is this a moral decay or a systemic failure? How did things come to this? I can't help but fall into deep thought. 🪖🪖🪖

It's important to understand that all the money Li Ka-shing made came from China's cheap labor and low land prices! In the end, he sold it all abroad without contributing anything to China's development. So it's not unreasonable for him to be called a profiteer.