Reborn in Hong Kong: The Strongest Tycoon
重生香江之最强大亨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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So, the company was built up by the protagonist's father, so did he not own any shares at all? Even if he didn't own any shares, did he not have any other inheritance? And he was just given 50,000 like that?
How could the author write 6-7 chapters about a meaningless campus party?
It's impossible to establish so many industries in the US without any political involvement. The US is a class society. Every region has its own protectionism. There are conflicts between races, unions, industries, and the government, and protection money. The US is very xenophobic; if a supermarket knows you're from Hong Kong and are visiting relatives, it'll be emptied out. Happy America, gunfights every day. An arcade machine costs 2500, and you can make 1250? That's impressive! 👍
After reading some comments, it seems the theme has gone astray. The protagonist is destined to become the most powerful tycoon, not just drift along aimlessly! You need to establish companies and build your own foundation! Start with comics and games! Then venture into industries like calculators! Next, get involved in newspapers, television, and media to increase influence!
In the 1970s and 80s, if you made hundreds of billions of dollars in the global gold futures market, could you actually take it? Would the futures markets in the US and Europe let you take that much money? That's wishful thinking. Back then, even if the US were shameless, they would have ruined you with hundreds of billions of dollars. It's an exaggeration. The money you made was essentially being ripped off by the US and Europe!
Post-reading thoughts: I felt it was getting increasingly boring. The protagonist seemed rushed and wanted to make money from everything, from real estate and digital products to needles and jeans—he wanted to do every lucrative business. And he did everything himself. The guy at Jia Ku was just a tool for the protagonist, lacking any autonomy.
Keep it up! Update more often, collect more women! Being reborn means living freely and unrestrained. Is it better to live for yourself or be a little selfish? Support!
It's not even as good as the protagonist, a poor boy from mainland China who came to Hong Kong. A company worth tens of millions gave him only 50,000 to get rid of him. Is there anything like this in the world? It would immediately deter 99% of people. A good opening is crucial to attracting readers and increasing the chances of success.
It's 2022 already, how can you still be so sloppy with the first chapter of your book on Qidian? The logic is flawed. Why does the protagonist get 50,000? Why not more? Why does his uncle give him 50,000? This lack of logical coherence gives readers the first impression of a mindless, pretentious, face-slapping novel. Mindless novels aren't popular on Qidian these days (readers have seen too many of these tropes). The first three chapters are crucial, write them well, and keep it up!
I can't get through the first three chapters of most books these days, sigh! Finding books is so hard... This notebook has made me abandon another one.