
Conquering Hong Kong in 1980
玩转香江1980
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Brother, you have everything you could want, so why did you choose Zhao Yazhi, who has two kids? Wouldn't it be better to be a playboy?
The author enjoys raising other people's children.
What does it mean to be in a car accident in 1980?
Seeing that she married Zhao, who had two children from a previous relationship, made me want to drop the book. It was ridiculous; I have no idea what the author was thinking.
Even Dorgon couldn't handle this. And you, a mere minor character, think you can? Are all the women in Hong Kong dead? I only know Zhao Yazhi. So fond of collecting secondhand goods. Were you obsessed with watching "The Legend of the White Snake" as a child? Even if you time-traveled, this is all you've got.
This author probably thought he could profit from writing about Zhao Yazhi, but it's ridiculous that a wealthy man like you would raise someone else's son.
Are all those reborn in Hong Kong destined to be the ones left holding the bag?
Zhao Yazhi was terrified; every time traveler had to mess with her, it was exhausting, haha.
Everything was fine in Hong Kong, but after returning to the mainland, it suddenly became incredibly easy. The protagonist's halo was off the charts. You're the first person to disgust me because of my patriotism. To be able to achieve this much in just one year back in the mainland means everyone would cooperate with you, everything went smoothly, and all the problems disappeared before they even arose. You completely disregarded logic and facts.
It feels like I'm reading a political propaganda novel from the last century that only talked about compulsory education!