Reborn in Hong Kong: Ruling the Four Seas

When I first started watching it, I was left speechless. All the operations were just nonsense. Wang Jing kneeled down and licked a thousand-word God of Gamblers script while speaking in a few words. Liu Luanxiong just gave you a role as a dog for a rich third-generation son who has no contact with the family business. The two-year unification of Hong Kong entertainment has also come out. Oh my god, are all novels so casual now?

Author, if you want to write a story about rich people in Hong Kong, please make the characters and environment more Hong Kong-style. Hong Kong in the late 1980s was basically one of the most developed places in the world at that time. Take the roommate plots for example. Growing up in a city with the law of the jungle and being admitted to the University of Hong Kong, IQ, EQ, and background are definitely not bad. However, when I read the campus plots, it didn't feel like I was in Hong Kong. Instead, it felt like roommate plots in mainland universities.

A suggestion, and this is what I feel when reading urban novels. If the real name is difficult to write then add a nickname to the last name, such as Charter King, or a last name plus a representative company, such as Ma Ali At least the reader can know who it is at the first reaction, instead of changing someone's last name like you do.

To put it bluntly, at the beginning of a billionaire family, the protagonist does not need to do much action, make movies, and pick up female stars. There is a mine in Australia, bought in the name of developing a resort, and then eat and wait until death, and wait for the return to invest in the mainland Internet. Principal Wang is the best template for the protagonist

Can you write Li Zhi? I don't understand that no one writes about her, but she has both a face and a figure!

Starting in 1988, basically we could only pursue entertainment or the Internet. Real estate and finance had no chance. After 1983, the pattern of Hong Kong was basically finalized. After 1987, it has been fixed.

I don't know why, but the sense of immersion is very poor.

It doesn't work well at the beginning, there is no struggle, so most people don't have a sense of involvement, because most people are not second generation, so the author understands,

This name doesn't give me any sense of belonging, which makes me sad.

A rich third generation in Hong Kong is reborn. He turned out to be an angry young man who cared about the country and the people, and was a pandering womanizer. It's not impossible, but you have to write about a promising young man from the Mainland and become him. That's logical too!