Hong Kong: The Rise of a King

Poisonous Points: Everyone is a fool, neither the good nor the bad have good intelligence. Everyone does not know the protagonist, and they all want to step on them. They have a relationship with the British and American family partners, but they are still just like a little loser. They don't know anyone, they don't know the background, and they repeat the same routine. It's disgusting.

Boss, I have been a fan of your books for more than ten years. I started with the studio tycoon. In recent years, the quality has become worse and worse. I hope you can learn more and make progress. You can read more books to improve and open new books. I hope you can read Bamboo Leaf Cake's books. His books are getting better and better!

Before the rise, a small policeman and Inspector General Hua were fighting each other. After the rise, he and a gangster fought back and forth. The author's pattern is eye-opening. There is a kind of beauty of the president outsmarting the underworld.

I've read Bin Tie's books many years ago. This new book has a really good plot and the writing is sophisticated! It's worth reading. I hope the author will write more stories about Southeast Asia in the future. I've read a lot of information about Southeast Asia recently and there are many powerful families!

Bintie is also an experienced writer who has been writing for about 10 years, but every book is the same, pretentious and slap in the face, or it is aimless and commercial, and there is no sense of pleasure in writing at all. Anyone who writes about Hong Kong entertainment or business like Lao Wang would have become a great person long ago. Having written so many books about Hong Kong, I feel like you can write about Hong Kong well with your eyes closed, and your writing is not bad either. I just don't know what you think about the plot. A few chapters are a little bit irritating, but occasionally a big irritation. Everyone is trying to persuade them to quit.

I feel like this book has some sense of standing out.

It was frustrating to watch. As the tallest baron in Hong Kong, the chief superintendent, and having a background and big business in London, I thought the protagonist could cover the sky with one hand. Unexpectedly, a few real estate developers looked down on the protagonist. They made trouble and tricked the protagonist behind his back, especially the demolition of the Kowloon Walled City. It was so frustrating. This was 70 years, and all the good land was in the hands of ghost guys. He was not the real estate boss ten or twenty years later. The protagonist's power and fundamental is the gun in his hand. He is super decisive when killing the young and Dangerous boy and the supporting actor. It's okay for Chen Zhichao to jump horizontally repeatedly. . .

The author's writing style is too old-fashioned. Every time the protagonist is in a relatively passive state, relying on the halo of the protagonist such as the noble person who fights for his life. After describing a small plot, it is obvious that the protagonist wins in the end and it feels uncomfortable.

Apart from the first part of this novel, which is okay, the second part is full of pretentiousness and giving back to women. I keep repeating these two routines. With a novel like this, some people say that it will be a hit when made into a TV series? I vomited and poisoned a lot of people, so I gave up the trap a long time ago

There are so many poisonous points, and I often design some plots that I think are reasonable, and the details cannot be deducted. The protagonist's character is one who thinks he's awesome, but in reality, he's bullshit when things happen. Every time, the protagonist has the aura and opportunity. I don't see any characteristics of the protagonist, except for being self-righteous.