The Big Winner of Hong Kong Cinema

I was completely poisoned after reading a few chapters, poisonous, poisonous, poisonous

Inviting dozens of tycoons just to open a funeral home, and then extorting money from them... How worthless are their reputations? And they used up all their favors at once... It's truly speechless.

It's rare to find a Hong Kong variety show where the author isn't actually an undercover police officer. Hope the creator keeps it up! 💪

Seeing the protagonist poisoned to death after being threatened by a mere Chief Inspector like Lau Kit-fai... Given the protagonist's magnanimity, his connections with so many powerful figures, and his status as a top lawyer and capitalist, not even the Commissioner of Justice would dare to challenge him, let alone Lau Kit-fai. Is this a wish-fulfillment story or a nonsensical one?

Evil or anything like that doesn't matter. What matters is that you've lost the thrill of this "cool" story. If you can't write with intelligence and lack depth, then don't go for that. Find a storyline that focuses on physical strength or superpowers. I don't really understand these genres, but I know that most popular and exciting books follow this approach. Most people simply can't handle that kind of depth in a novel.

It definitely started strong but ended weakly. The lawyer initially seemed like he was going to write about law, but after just two cases, it stopped there. Next, he was involved in getting his underlings to smuggle counterfeit videotapes, planning to set up an auction house, and then getting taught a lesson by a tycoon. He has no career to speak of, his daily life isn't exactly ordinary either; he's dabbling in everything, wanting to get involved in every Hong Kong drama.

A lawyer making a living through shady dealings? I can't stand that kind of addiction, goodbye.

The story gets really toxic after chapter 100. Everything goes so smoothly at the beginning, then suddenly you're tortured. It's ridiculous, isn't it!

To be honest, Ye Yutingchan is more suited to writing gangster or corrupt cop stories; transitioning to other genres would be difficult. (Zhen Ge)

He's got some mental issues, always obsessed with auction houses. It's not something to be done openly. He might get targeted by the government and wouldn't even know how he died.