Hong Kong Crossover: I Want to Be a Tycoon
港综之我要当大亨
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- Ongoing
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- 905k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Author, could you please add two more female leads? One is Lan Jieying, and the other is Ye Quanzhen. I just hope she can have a happy ending in the novel's world. Don't make it so sad.
Damn, I remember now, this is the book where the protagonist sells kebabs, the cost of the meat alone is 1.5 Yuan not counting the cost of ingredients and charcoal, and he ends up selling them for 2 yuan each. Marking this down.
Well written, keep it up! Don't omit any female characters, don't send female characters to other writers, and don't use poison. It will definitely do very well after it's published.
I've been tricked! So many female characters, but I haven't slept with any of them; it's all just ambiguous relationships. Is this just padding the word count? Like writing a thousand chapters and then having a dozen or twenty women he meets, all with ambiguous relationships? Is the protagonist or the author abandoning the story?
This is the best Hong Kong variety show I've ever read. The protagonist is decisive, intelligent, and has a very charismatic personality. It's incredibly relatable and makes the reader feel like a real heartthrob. I have a suggestion: I hope the author can include photos of the various characters (especially the female characters) in the bonus chapters. I'll give you 8 votes a day for now.
As Cantonese people, we don't say "okay" or "not okay" (it's making me cringe). We say "can we do" or "is it alright?" We don't say, "That poop is it," we say, "Every poop is right here." It's generally not recommended to write in Cantonese if you're not fluent in it. Otherwise, readers from non-Cantonese-speaking regions won't understand it, and those who do understand Cantonese will find it awkward to read. 😓
Seriously?! Jun-ge has no presence at all! The three female leads have more hearts than him!
That's pretty good. He's intelligent, not completely brainless, and his fighting skills are decent too. Hurry up and write!
I'd like to ask the author if they even remember the title? Is the focus of this book on Hong Kong variety shows or the tycoon theme? If it's Hong Kong variety shows, I suggest changing the title; those who clicked in expecting a tycoon story will be bombarding you with criticism.
Reading novels isn't like watching movies. The written words are usually read aloud in Mandarin. Just write in standard Mandarin. I'm from Guangdong, but I don't want to read novels with Cantonese words; reading them in Mandarin is extremely awkward. Many Hong Kong variety shows mix Mandarin and Cantonese. I can't get into them at all; just focus on writing a good plot.