Leaving Hong Kong

Your descriptions of the protagonist and that woman are absolutely disgusting. You keep rambling on and on, and I have no idea what you were thinking. How could you keep writing such awful plot points over and over again?

Hong Kong entertainment industry is running out of steam, hang in there!

I've read over 160 chapters, and it's getting really frustrating. It started off well, but the more I read, the angrier I got. What were you doing back in the past? Going on blind dates every day! Now you have money, all those beauties in Hong Kong are waiting for you to save them, and here you are!

This is the most pathetic transmigration male protagonist I've ever seen. He has such a high starting point, yet he doesn't need to work hard to earn his first pot of gold and still lives such a miserable life. He can't even open his mouth or take a step when it's a female. Actually, the female animals in the zoo are quite appealing.

Back in 1989, antiques from the East weren't worth much in the West. You could buy them for hundreds of thousands of dollars? During the same period in mainland China, you could buy them by the truckload! Moreover, writing this was completely unnecessary. I don't know what the antique is called, or whether it's really valuable. The bronze head mentioned was also unnecessary.

Does anyone have any novels about rebirth in Hong Kong and the development of industry and commerce? Please, no entertainment movies or anything like that… I'm tired of them.

Semiconductors are not something that one person or one region can handle; they require tens of thousands of engineers and national policy and financial support! Playing alone will make you lose everything.

You're too dedicated to the film industry! Did you reincarnate and immediately get into film? How much money does Hong Kong cinema have? How much money does Chinese cinema have?

Chapters 60-68 are mostly about him looking for women; it's boring. I'll read a few more chapters. If it's not good, I'll drop it.

The protagonist's mother was an eccentric figure. The protagonist was the eldest grandson of a prominent family and had a rumored affair with Brigitte Lin. At the time, Brigitte Lin was 31 years old, while the protagonist was probably in his early 20s. Yet, the protagonist's mother still thought Brigitte Lin was quite good, completely disregarding the concept of social standing in that era.