
The Rise of a Hong Kong Tycoon
香江大亨的崛起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 115k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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As Michelle Reis has gotten older, she has developed a rather mean-looking face. Honestly, I don't find her particularly beautiful or distinctive; she's more like an internet celebrity.
I still prefer Joey Wong and Chiu Su-chen.
Southerners eat steamed buns for breakfast? I burst out laughing!
The Hong Kong entertainment news has run out of new ideas; I suggest the author take a look at the new elite families of Hong Kong Island.
Hong Kong and Taiwan stars are being hyped up to the skies. It's safe to say that any female star with a Hong Kong or Taiwan vibe and a filter can be blown out of proportion and become a perfect 100. Little do they know that in other people's eyes, they're just a country bumpkin.
Lou Dehua and Gu Tianle, who are they? Is this Hong Kong entertainment news?
Brother Yuen Long, please get a few more; my dream depends on you.
Why did you cut it, bro? It's pretty well written.
That's the right thing to do. A celebrity is no tycoon? In the face of capital, you're nothing but a fart.
The name looks so awkward, I can't stand it.