Xiangjiang Chaebol

I really can't stand writing about Brigitte Lin. You said that Zhao Yazhi and Guan Zhilin's logic is okay, but when you write about Brigitte Lin, you feel that they are forced to stop in traffic jams, which is disgusting. Besides, Brigitte Lin's TV movies give people the impression of heroic spirit, not beauty. Hong Kong is just a small place with a small population. In terms of real beauties, there are more mainland China. Moreover, beauties are not celebrities, and celebrities are not beauties. The population base is there. Perhaps in Hong Kong and Taiwan, beauties are only one in a thousand. In the Mainland, even if there are only one beauties in a thousand, there are generally more beauties than in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. So, the author is really disgusting, and I don't want to vote for the monthly ticket I prepared

The author has a collecting habit of turning independent women into house slaves. Please note that the most famous and charming women are women with independent thoughts and cannot be reduced to intelligence. The women in Sitting's novels are all very attractive when they first appear, whether it's Rosamund Kwan or Brigitte Lin, but as the series goes on, the protagonist's selfish desires begin to imprison their thoughts and choices. Become a slave to money and Rouyu. Became boring. This greatly reduces the style and structure of the novel. Authors please be cautious. Nowadays, the only one that a few girls can still watch is the Asian Securities one, but half of its charm has been lost. Become a starfury who walks with guests at any time. As a reader, I really like the author's business wars. It's very awesome. It can be seen that the author has consulted a lot of information. But emotional drama is dying

I have read three books by the author, and I always feel that the protagonist does not look like a capitalist, and the three books feel exactly the same. It is recommended that the author read the Blackstone Code and see how real capitalists do it.

After changing the title, the book is indeed less attractive. First of all, the routines are too similar. I have written several books that are almost the same. For example, I have read the author's first two books. The business operations can be said to be exactly the same, and there are no surprises at all. Secondly, I personally feel that the protagonist really has no pursuit. He is a pure slave of money, making money for the sake of making money, and wants to get involved in everything to make a fortune. Also, women are often written about. There are too many female characters, and they are completely unremarkable. It feels like it would be better not to write at all or only to write a few.

Don't look for a real wife from a rich family, or don't want a real wife at all. Just pick up a few female stars and let them have a few babies. I've read a few books, and they all have girls from rich families as legal wives. It's disgusting.

The development model of the protagonist is almost the same as that of the Delong Group back then. The so-called diversification (all managed by one group), the diversified development of the big boss (not all managed by one company), once the core company has problems, it will completely collapse, and now it is the integration of the upstream and downstream industry chains. There is no random cross-border. If a listed company does not run well, it will engage in financial stock market investors. Investors will vomit blood, and shareholders will be scared to death. If companies like Lenovo, Xiaomi or Telecom use money to speculate in stocks and futures, look at who else dares to buy the stock.

Lin Zhengjie😅😅, why aren't you called Lin Zhengying? You can also exorcise demons.

It's really messed up, I can't figure it out. You wrote The Wolf of Hong Kong yourself, look at someone else's The Wolf of Wall Street. There is no scandal, and I don't dare to be ruthless. What is the difference between this book and your previous books? As long as you can keep winning in the market, you don't have to be unreasonable. How can you still be a funny person as a second shareholder? At that time, it was completely possible to buy a shell and go public. Are you still worried about business ethics?

Maya Wen. . .

The most beautiful woman in Taiwan

Subscribe for each chapter. This book is almost exactly the same as the one written by Lin Zuhui. It's really boring to delete it.

In a listed company, others use the influence of the listed company to make their own personal money. The protagonist works for others for the listed company. The shareholders have no effect on themselves and the company. Others have long been kicked out.

Is Hilton worth tens of billions? Is the protagonist mentally ill? Spending so much money to acquire hotels, there are none in the world, it's getting more and more rubbish.

Enterprises must have state support. Otherwise, if your competitors take action, you will die. How did Nokia disappear? Do you really think you are not keeping up with the times? Everyone in a company cannot be stupid, right? This is not a good thing done by the United States. A company in a small Nordic country. With so much global profit, he is simply a fat sheep. If it were the United States, wouldn't you be moved? This is what America likes to do most. Nokia of Finland, General Motors of France, Huawei of China. How many times have you watched America? The methods are just different. The United States' view of Nokia is that it carefully prepared a person to be the CEO of Nokia. And Nokia's shareholders were willing to let this CEO torture Nokia to death. What a fucking magical Trojan horse

You can carvin, you can go a little underwater. But it's really boring to make it into a harem novel. Every chapter is filled with the nonsense that happened, and it's boring to read too much.

It was okay in the beginning, but after more than a hundred chapters, it became as dull as a few pieces of water, like the Financial Daily

I still prefer Vivian Chow, Faye Wong, and Maggie Cheung

On the beach next door, I found out that I was in Nanyang, and I set up a land worth 100,000 yuan to play on my own, and then I was permanently cheated.

When I open a new book, I personally suggest that I write about Hong Kong entertainment from a different angle. I don't need to charge so much for every book. I will be the richest man every time. Write down more details of your life!

Which one is Maya? I forgot now which movie it was in

There are too many women, they are not antiques, and they are artificial intelligence. It's boring to watch. People always have some pursuits and ideals. The protagonist's pursuit is too low-level.

I also like Hong Kong stories about the 1980s, but in my next book, can the protagonist start out as the illegitimate son of a big boss, such as the illegitimate son of a shipping king or other big bosses? The kind that is very marginalized, the one who is not taken seriously, the status is low, and is not even recognized, and then the protagonist develops. Is this setting also good? Can the heroine be the daughter of a boss, such as Chao Qiong, just a few lovers and stars? Hong Kong stories are the most exciting from the 1970s to 2000, and there is no sense of substitution in other eras

Let's write about Japan's rebirth in the 1950s and 1960s, and be more courageous. If people don't do it for themselves, heaven and earth will destroy them.

After a few months of raising it, I wrote 1.6 Million words, which is over a million words less than the previous book.

Dude! Why haven't you started a new work yet?

How about the author, let me give you an idea. The protagonist travels to Hong Kong after 1997, and is a billionaire family. Later, he participated in the creation of Internet companies, starting from Internet cafe management software or web navigation portals, and the gaming industry. After that, invest in mobile Internet or new energy. Hong Kong in the 1980s was badly written. Then change the track and punch Penguin and step on Ali.

Waiting for the new book. I hope there won't be too many big financial