The Brat of Hong Kong

In China, both men and women have traditionally considered fair skin to be beautiful. The idea of ​​bronze skin is entirely a Western value system. Many years ago, novels started talking about bronze skin. Isn't fair skin good?

There are very few people writing about Hong Kong entertainment. Several books with a single female lead and an original female lead are not doing well. The authors should know what people's purpose is in reading about Hong Kong entertainment, or what most people think when reading entertainment novels.

The author's writing is decent, aside from a few flaws, and the style is good, but Hong Kong entertainment originals with a single female lead really don't offer much motivation to read.

I finally found a Hong Kong entertainment novel, but it seems to have only one female lead. Disappointed, I'm giving up and abandoning the book. Good luck to the author!

It feels like an outline; many plot points are rather dry.

You've already released it with only 57 chapters? You're crazy for money, aren't you? Don't you even know how many favorites your book has?

I absolutely adore Bobby Au-yeung, I really don't understand why he's been relegated to minor roles for so many years?

It's not about a time traveler as the protagonist.

The book is not bad, but I have two suggestions: there shouldn't be too much dialogue, as it feels like 95% of the whole book is dialogue; secondly, the paragraphs should be better, and there shouldn't be long, monotonous blocks.

Haha, it's been so long since I've read such an interesting book! Here's a recommendation ticket for you!