This Era Is Interesting

The book is really good. If the heroine is not original, then half the success is achieved.

Plus the heroine plus Lizhi, I'll book it all

The Hong Kong review of this book is okay, but the main title is terrible, and it's only 42 chapters long! !

Sir, calm down and write hard. You are so impetuous and want to make quick money. You are also famous.

The beauty savior of the entertainment industry! Brigitte Lin! Hu Yinmeng! Meng Tingwei! Chen Shuhua! Chen Hong! Gai Lili! Zhu Lin! Beauty Jiang Shan! Gong Xue!

Hong Kong culture is easy to write but difficult to master. It is easy to write because tycoons from all walks of life have left behind rich and colorful business war cases. Just cut off some of the cases of a few tycoons and you can create a new tycoon. It's hard to master because this routine is so poorly written that old readers will know the ending as soon as they read the beginning. I do have a little bit of insight into how to write the essence, that is, to make additions, that is, not to do the industries of the tycoons of the original time and space, but to create another industry, such as the electronics industry. The electronics industry in Hong Kong was very developed in the 1980s, but it gave up on R&D because of the low labor force in the Pearl River Delta. In the end, it was completely beaten by Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. If the protagonist can use the prophetic advantage of the time traveler to work on R&D, he can compete with Samsung and Apple. Isn't this more elegant than those who build houses and docks?

It's well written, but if you only update it, ugh

Grandpa Mao couldn't wait, so he could get up and code.

The writing is good, but the update speed is a bit slow.

As an author, one chapter a day is enough for anyone to read, and he also wants to make money.

The author is too impetuous and has no patience at all. The book has to be cut off just when it is about to be exciting. The author is not famous. The book's reputation is accumulated over time and cannot become popular all at once. The title of the book is too ordinary and most people will not click to read it.

I have a small suggestion, change the title of your book. "Hong Kong Island 78: This era is very interesting",

It's very smooth and moisturizing. I like it. I have a monthly ticket and I recommend three to support it. Come on.

It's well written. Don't write about entertainment when you write about business. Entertainment has become too aesthetically pleasing.

Guan Zhilin is suitable to be a mistress, but not a heroine

Write Hong Kong literature, business and entertainment, with multiple female protagonists, otherwise no one would read it. Especially when I saw a business writer writing hundreds of chapters about Xiangjiang without even a single woman, I particularly wondered what the protagonist was doing with making so much money.