Building a Fortune in Hong Kong Island

I feel that the author is quite conflicted. He wants the protagonist to become a bleacher and follow the righteous path to make money, but he is reluctant to part with the underworld. The underworld is too easy to fill the word count! This is not good! It's hard to clear your name after getting stained, especially when you are in a high position. Look at Xiang Xiang and the Daily News. Although Brother Ma is rich, he just can't get on the stage!

After reading the third chapter, the protagonist, an ordinary office worker who has been tricked by antiques many times, can recognize the authenticity of a seal that even the shop owner cannot guarantee, and he bought it for 100 and sold it for 30,000. I think it's more appropriate for you to write that the protagonist's first pot of gold won by betting on horses is better than this antique.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption is a political agency. It looks at stance rather than behavior. The establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption was a political necessity to combat corruption in the Chinese police. In other words, while reducing the number of troops stationed in Hong Kong, Britain is strengthening its control over violent institutions in the colonies. Therefore, as long as the protagonist is not involved in political issues and there is no evidence made public, there is a high probability that nothing will happen even if the protagonist is angry. The British order and law in Hong Kong safeguard the interests of capitalists. Therefore, it is normal for officials and businessmen to collude in corruption. If there is no evidence, it is not illegal.

I don't know if the author himself behaves like this or if he deliberately imagines it like this. The protagonist has been being used, but using you shows that you are valuable, but after using you, you have to get some benefits. This time, the protagonist helped people build forts to attract firepower and did things for no reason, but he didn't have the skills to deal with it. It really persuaded me to give up. 1. The detective's relatives are responsible for the house confiscation, and they take the opportunity to kill you. If you don't have the ability to resist, then you should protect yourself wisely, and you will become two-faced. 2. The jewelry store was robbed and the detective pressured you to take the blame. This is obviously a conflict between the detective and the Chen family. You can just use your strength to make it clear to Mr. Chen. Why take the blame? You can't get any favors by helping the Chen family. And do they need you to step up? It's really funny

In Hong Kong in 1971, you could earn 30,000 yuan by buying antiques for 100 yuan for your first pot of gold. Since they were all young and old, they might as well find a British official to steal the house, so that they could have hundreds of thousands, and they were not as dirty as the Hong Kong Island families who picked up gold.

I hate it when I go back in time and still stick with the gang.

It's hard to get rid of someone who is attached to you. If you don't want to develop peacefully, it's also impossible for no one to come to you. Think about how rich bosses were kidnapped later and you'll know what the situation was like in the 1970s.

This protagonist is timid and greedy, and likes to seek death and take advantage of small things.

The underworld scene in Hong Kong was too small. Although the underworld was very rampant at that time, it was relatively common for ordinary people. Real capital bosses would not take a direct look at it. Business people should try to find ways to obtain an official status, which is much better than the underworld. Many people have to add the underworld when writing about Hong Kong. That is because the underworld has the feeling of wantonly publicizing the game world. If you are writing business articles, there is no need to touch the underworld.

Shennong is here. If you can't write, don't write. Go and see what others have written. It's too poisonous.