Transmigrating to Hong Kong
穿越从香江开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 645k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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301Chapters
26.5kRecommendations
16.7kFans
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Not Bad, in My Opinion. No Hate, Please
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I've Decided to Read Official Editions...
I've always read novels on various websites. These are the ones that made me feel guilty for not supporting the authors by buying the official editions.
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Plausibility
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Quality over quantity!
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From time to time, I'll look for some new books to add to this list and see how many of them eventually become outstanding works.
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Good Book Recommendations
Books I can finish in one sitting
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Finally, I found a book that suits my taste, especially since the characters are all rather deep and calculating, which is perfect for longtime readers.
It's not that the author is unwilling to revise it, but rather that they lack the time and energy to do so.
I am the author of "The Heroes' Journey Begins with Water Margin," which is featured in the science fiction section and is currently recommended. I've been following this book closely, and I was immediately captivated by the author's writing style from the very first chapter. I also wrote a flaw in Chapter 14, "Recapturing Sun Erniang," and it got criticized every day.
The author's portrayal of the Hong Kong and Guangdong flag bearers was subpar. The protagonist's involvement was downright foolish; his advantage as a modern soldier was negligible—his knowledge was poor, and his actions were even worse. He just followed an ignorant, arrogant jerk around, pretending not to reveal his true colors.
Great! It has a strong Hong Kong film feel to it! Absolutely top-notch.
The Chinese national football team is the worst kind of shit; this is basically a consensus among most people. You might think you're a great cook and can make a dish that looks delicious and appealing, but the problem is, everyone knows the ingredient is shit, so how many people are actually curious about the taste?
This is awesome! Absolutely top-notch!
Very good, I'm really looking forward to it. If you've ever read this, don't miss it. Seriously, since I started reading novels in 2005, and especially lately, there's been a ton of novels with a "brain drain" trope. This book stands out from the crowd. Give it a try; it's a very good, readable novel.
The video of the Chinese team winning the World Cup in 2006 was a compilation of clips from online videos. It was viewed over 12 million times by 100 million netizens nationwide, making it one of the pioneers of video editing and splicing in China. Why doesn't anyone know about it? Am I too old?
The author's writing style is still very good; it's been a long time since I've read such a comfortable piece of work. I hope the author continues to maintain this level of writing. Also, I have a suggestion: please don't involve the Chinese national football team anymore. The entire national football team and its players are an insult to 1.3 Billion Chinese people. I wish they were all dead.
It's a miracle this book title wasn't 404 (a Chinese internet slang term for a page that doesn't appear in search results). It was just one character off and even sounded like a homophone.