All of Hong Kong

The main characters are all worth billions. They are already considered tycoons. In his previous life, he was a man in his fifties and sixties who had been involved in business for decades, and he was still like a child. The things inside are too expensive. Just move the villa for 50 to 60 million. At least it's equivalent to today's five or six billion. As a reborn person who has been in the shopping mall for half his life, if you want money, people, information, and information, there is really no way to invest your precious funds in real estate. If the layout is a little bigger, it is necessary to engage in industrial layout. Unless you just want to be a salted fish, then real estate is the most stable.

Come on, the writing is quite good, but the author still changed the name of the protagonist a little or changed one word. He is originally an intellectual and cultural person, but the protagonist has such a rustic name, which is a bit inappropriate and inappropriate. This makes the readers feel less immersed. I would like some suggestions.

The protagonist was almost 50 in his previous life! He is still a small boss who runs a factory! Hong Kong is a money society! The protagonist's behavior is so inconsistent with the setting! !

Isn't the protagonist's character a bit shaky? Especially when it comes to Zhou Huimin, it has gone beyond the normal scope of coaxing a girlfriend. I am over 50 years old, and I am still in Hong Kong in the 1980s.

After reading it, overall it's very good. I just want to mention one thing for reference. I and my girlfriend are still renting a house, taking taxis and taking buses when going out. When buying a house, the agency fee is 1%, but you actively give 5%. That's several million. In reality, there can't be such second-rate goods?

I hope it doesn't have a single female protagonist. In those beautiful times, it would be a pity if there was a single female protagonist. There were many other rich women.

I feel that pig's feet are simply retarded to women, and I can't stand them anymore. . . It is necessary for a man to respect and care for his wife, but as a super warrior who can reach a speed of 50 kilometers per hour and has 1V300 young and Dangerous, he can actually be made weak by a woman and kneel down when he touches a beautiful woman. What the hell is this? ? ? . . . The author, can you think carefully, those are pig's feet, not you, don't show your own sexual abilities. . . A grown man was written down by the author as a coward

It's nerve-wracking! It seems that we have to find other lines!

I feel that the protagonist is naive, unlike someone who was born again in his fifties or sixties. He tells others that he is a fat sheep wherever he goes. I am afraid he does not know the underworld and gangsters in Hong Kong at that time, and the housing prices and salary data in Hong Kong at that time are too inaccurate.

Let's not talk about the protagonist's licking of dogs. He doesn't act like a mature businessman at all. He raises a thug to ask people to do good things and has his butt checked. I don't know why I raise him. Wouldn't it be better to raise a dozen bodyguards?