
Hong Kong's New Wealthy Clan
香江新豪门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The Wine Feast Book List
A good work is made from a great idea and great writing. Urban fiction, creative stories, xianxia, ghosts and monsters, fantasy progression novels, survival-focused stories, tales of becoming a sage, light novels, dating-show fanfiction: I recommend books I like and books you like. There’s something here for everyone.
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Fast-Paced, No Torturing the Protagonist, Just a Fun, Easy Read
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There are more Hong Kong-produced books lately, which is great. Many of the new books are about traditional courtyard houses, which is incomprehensible to people from the South, and quite annoying.
It's disgusting to watch. The main character is just someone else's money-making tool. What's the point of constantly taking out loans to buy property, then using the profits from the stock market and securities to pay off bank interest? Why work so hard to earn money only to repay loans? The problem is, this tactic just keeps going on and on. Can't you come up with a different approach?
Stop writing about Brigitte Lin. She's almost a generation older than the main character. With so much money, why does she have to focus on older women? Brigitte Lin is getting more and more masculine as she gets older.
My personal opinion: I don't know much about finance, but after looking at the protagonist's shareholding in his business group, I feel that the protagonist is quite foolish. Firstly, the protagonist owns too few shares in the company, and every time he sees the company's value skyrocketing, he feels like the other shareholders are just making money off him.
Money is fine as long as it's enough. Being a billionaire seems sufficient. Regarding female celebrity hunters, it's best not to spend money initially. Everyone knows you're rich; let the female celebrities pay you. After you've had your fun, pay them a breakup fee. Being young, rich, and pursued is all that matters, like a playboy like Leonardo DiCaprio.
Recruiting Lin Qing was a huge mistake. This woman has such a rich romantic history; at best, she'd be kept as a mistress, let alone brought into the family. It's laughable.
Hong Kong's No. 1 Beauty
Beautiful
Forget it, I won't look anymore. The parent company holds over 30% of the shares. They're clearly the boss, but I feel like I'm just an employee.
Fang Jin's situation is a bit like a dish where, during the cooking process, the chef spills a few drops of snot into it, making it disgusting.
This protagonist is really a womanizer, doesn't he pick and choose? He even takes on someone like Ruby Lin. Some people are just for fun, a quick fling and that's it.