
Hong Kong's Great Financial Tycoon
香江大财阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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When the author wrote about Brigitte Lin, I was disgusted.
I really can't stand reading about Brigitte Lin anymore. Your logic in mentioning Zhao Yazhi and Rosamund Kwan is acceptable, but when you write about Brigitte Lin, it feels like someone cutting in line during a traffic jam—it's disgusting. Besides, Brigitte Lin's TV and movie roles only give the impression of being heroic, not beautiful. Hong Kong is just a small place with a small population.
The author has a penchant for turning independent women into domestic slaves. Please note that the most famous and charismatic women are those with independent minds; their intelligence shouldn't be diminished. The female characters in the author's works are initially very charming, whether it's Rosamund Kwan or Brigitte Lin, but as the story progresses, the protagonist's selfish desires begin to…
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I've read three of the author's books, and I always feel the protagonist doesn't quite fit the image of a capitalist, and all three books feel almost identical. I suggest the author read *The Black Stone Code* to see how real capitalists operate.
The title has been changed, and this book really lacks appeal. First, the plot is too similar; several books written are almost identical. I read the author's first two books, and the business tactics were practically identical, offering no surprises whatsoever.
If you're going to be a legal wife, don't go to a wealthy family, or just don't have a legal wife at all. Just date a few actresses, have them have a few kids, and that's it. I've read a few books about wealthy women becoming legal wives, it's disgusting.
The protagonist's development model is exactly the same as that of the Delong Group back then. So-called diversification (all under one group management), the big boss's diversified development (not all under one company management), and when the core company has a problem, the whole thing collapses. Nowadays, it's all about integrating upstream and downstream industrial chains.
Lin Zhengjie 😅😅, why don't you call yourself Lin Zhengying? You can even exorcise demons.
It's absolutely awful, I don't understand it. You wrote your own "The Wolf of Hong Kong," but look at other people's "The Wolf of Wall Street." There are no scandals, and you don't dare to be ruthless. How is this book any different from your previous ones? If you can keep winning in the market, you can be completely unreasonable. Why be a second-largest shareholder? That would be ridiculous. You could just buy a shell company and go public. Why worry about business ethics?
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