Reborn: Hong Kong's Great Tycoon

Sigh, he's a billionaire, yet he's treated like a dog by gangsters. The author should look at how Huo Dongjun is written; others desperately try to whitewash their past and become powerful figures. What about the protagonist?!

In those days, if an ordinary person wanted to get rich, did you think you could just avoid getting involved in illegal activities? What's more, the protagonist's background is shady!

Personally, I think opening a beach resort is not as good as publishing magazines like "Playboy," which at least gives you the opportunity to try your hand at related "sexy costumes" and "decorative toys." More importantly, it won't infringe on the interests of the majority of people in the early stages, and it's safe and legal! Don't look down on this industry.

You have time to write a novel, but not time to add a title? What era are we living in? Many people just skip over anything without a title.

This is getting ridiculous! A company is about to go public and then faces all sorts of threats! This... If you're going to write something scathing, there should be some satisfying moments, not just some slapstick humor.

Do you really understand the meaning of the word "tyrant"? Why didn't you kill that woman? With your personality, how can you become a tyrant? A tyrant is someone who goes all out; why are you leaving so many loopholes?

I've never understood why authors of rebirth-themed stories always have to include companies, share ownership, go public, and raise funds. The question is, isn't the advantage of being reborn simply the advantage of having a head start? Why do reborn people have to work for others? Why not just buy Bitcoin and get rich? Why not do charity work and be a meaningful philanthropist?

A soon-to-be Justice of the Peace, the owner of a listed company, is being oppressed by a group of gangsters—it's incredibly frustrating to watch. Why doesn't he turn against them? Doesn't he fear being taken advantage of? If the gang leader treated him well, it would be one thing, but the problem is, his father died at the beginning, the gang didn't want to get involved, using the protagonist as…

This book is no worse than "The Big Boss" and "The Beginning," but its protagonist is the most mediocre and unappealing.

The protagonist's thinking is strange. He's always faced discrimination because of his background, yet he doesn't try to clear his name. He gives all the benefits to his fiancée, saying his background is too bad and he's afraid it will cause problems. Dude, when have you ever bought your status? Why don't you take the opportunity to clear your name? How can you be so understanding?