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You are a time-traveler, but you don't show any of the qualities of a time-traveler.
To be honest, this book is quite boring. There is no main plot, just nonsense.
Accepted Louis Koo? Fencing with Bai Gu?
How do you make money when you don't want to, but write nonsense about the protagonist? You are so talented!
If you want to get beautiful women but don't want to get money, do you want to have sex for free? The plot is also written from east to west.
The author has written so many Hong Kong entertainment novels but they are not popular yet 🙂. You should change your direction and don't just write about entertainment. You should focus on business and just casually mention entertainment. Ninety-nine percent of those who only write about entertainment will not be popular, and readers will not have a sense of involvement. I'm unhappy that Reborn Xiangjiang doesn't play real estate and finance, but plays entertainment like a fool 😥. The annual rent of a harbor city is more than 10 billion, and a building is worth billions to tens of billions. When can you earn this money by playing that bullshit entertainment?
The main character is like a retarded person, his IQ comes and goes, and he is so tangled up with Li Jiaxin.
Write a book like this. Business customs. A straightforward narrative with no ups and downs. No matter how big the contradiction is, it can be resolved in one or two sentences... The character, image, conflict, rhythm, etc. Are all flat, which means there is no obvious main line. Aren't the examples from a few books profound enough?
The notes on tomb robbers are so long that I don't know which stocks will rise.
Dear author, you can refer to the top few Hong Kong-style nostalgia works in the past year and write some new ideas. Popular events in Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan and the United States, and people in the entertainment industry can participate in changing fate or events, or you can follow the trend, depending on the interests. Emotionally, there is no problem with being a stallion. You need to have high emotional intelligence, and you can also be a master of time management. Women should be dedicated to a few digits or less, and you can share your interests with your sex partners. High-level business wars (such as boiling water for opponents, sprinkling water on Feng Shui money trees, free Feng Shui transfer decoration, immortals jumping into banks to commit crimes, flying monkeys in the sky and reincarnation techniques, new world reclamation projects, red sea wealth clearing methods, quick methods for shareholders of junk stocks in the sea, doves occupying magpie's nests in stocks, and clearing out stocks by selling one's body from left to right for the right hand) (Using unusual methods or using unusually pretty boys and girls to advertise rival products for free to reduce sales.) Industrial Xinguo can also participate, ranging from simple clothes, food, housing, and cars to large electronics, cars, airplanes, and ships. If you don't have any technical skills, you can go to the Soviet Union, Japan, Europe, and the United States, and use coercion and inducement to do it. The protagonist is both good and evil, unpredictable, has a single mind, and has the world in mind.
I gave up the book after reading Chapter 76. I was originally reading Hong Kong Business War Entertainment. As a result, you played more than 70 chapters and changed to martial arts.
You're reborn, why not start with stocks? Anyway, you wrote the protagonist as omnipotent, and there's something wrong with the logic.
A new book is out. I hope the author will come up with some new tricks.
There is no main plot. The protagonist has several skills in image design, costume design, and song writing. The skill points are quite high, but the protagonist wants to make a lot of money from the beginning. If you are not famous at first, you can start with a small amount of money and take your time. In the beginning, designing for a few teenage girls cost others tens of thousands. You start by charging a few hundred per person. As long as you do it well, others will see that it was you who did it, and you will become famous and you will have money. If you don't do anything, how will others know that you will do it?
How many books should I write or level one? How to do it
He talks about his past life at every turn and abandons it
The filming of "Young and Dangerous" has started, making money and conquering the mainland with Sun Honglei