Reborn to Rise Above the Rest

I'm a big fan of NB rebirth books. This is the first one I've read.

Some little knowledge about this book: The Luo Wenjin family, founded in the 1920s, was one of the four major families in Hong Kong during the era of the British Hong Kong government. The others are the Qidong family, the Gao Kening family and the Lee Hysan family (some say they are the Fu Laorong family). Luo Wenjin is most likely the prototype of Lu Wenjin in the book; Luo Wenhui is most likely the prototype of Lu Wenhui in the book; Lee Hysan is most likely the prototype of Lin Xizhen in the book (the same opium king, who was also shot); Ho Tung (also known as Ho Kai Tung) is most likely the prototype of Ho Tung in the book (Sir Ho Tung can be called the first Chinese in Hong Kong when he was alive), and the Ho Tung family is The head of the four major families, the later Macau gambling tycoon Stanley Ho, the grandfather of Ho Fu and the brother of Ho Tung; Ho Xian, the King of Macau, I will not introduce this, the famous representative of the Chinese in Macau, led the Chinese in Macau to subdue the Macau and Portuguese government in 1966, fully accepted the four conditions put forward in the statement of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Guangdong Provincial People's Committee and the six-point demands of the Macau compatriots, and sought justice for the casualties in the December 3rd tragedy.

Each and every one of them is like the reincarnation of Zhuge Liang and the resurrection of Zhang Liang. If they really have some skills in your book, Hong Kong and the Kuomintang will not be defeated like dead dogs in front of Japan. The whole of Hong Kong fell in 18 days. The Kuomintang was even more like a dead dog. 600,000 People were defeated.

The book Gu Huoniao is based on this author's great hero.

If you haven't read it, I don't recommend reading it. After reading Shuhuang, I can't stand the rest.

The first and middle stages were well written, but the last plot was scattered and confusing. It would have been better if it had ended when I went to England.

The first 1/3 is quite fascinating, but maybe as the author himself said, the further you go, the harder it is to control the subject matter and content.

The author's account has been cancelled, now that it has been released

Damn it? ? ? ? Released? ? ? ?

The plot of this book is very annoying. I always jump from one plot to another halfway through, and several plots are interspersed left and right.