Reborn as an Undercover Tycoon in Hong Kong
重生香江卧底富豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
462Chapters
1kRecommendations
3.6kFans
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Reader comments 13
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I was sweating bullets watching this… If the fortune teller is so accurate, why does he need to eat? The protagonist is worth hundreds of thousands, why doesn't he start a company and get legal residency? Hong Kong is a capitalist society; money talks. Is it really meaningful for a fortune teller to mingle with beggars?
I couldn't read any further after chapter 9. He has hundreds of thousands of dollars, yet he still goes to jail for an ID card. And then there's this womanizer. If they can catch criminals through fortune telling, and it's already been verified, is getting an ID card really that difficult? Can't he even spare a little effort to get along with a woman? He's constantly trying to satisfy her demands.
Buses also accept these... Aren't they dirty?
It has no logic whatsoever, just a bunch of nonsensical and ridiculous nonsense.
This protagonist is a total simp. He's rational and ruthless towards men, but he can't resist women. He's incredibly tough inside, but when it comes to actually doing something, he's all about fawning. It's clear the author is a repressed simp himself. He's limited in his understanding and surrounded by information overload.
Transmigration novels either travel to the 1970s (targeting middle-aged and elderly readers) or to the post-millennium era (targeting young readers). What about the 1990s, which is neither here nor there?
Overall, it's a bit weak... Especially the relationship between Ah Ying and He Rui, which felt unnecessary... The main character just goes with the flow... Even though she already has a lot of money, she still thinks about all sorts of things... She talks about how Hong Kong girls are materialistic, but her body is very honest; she'll sleep with anyone she can...
You deserve to fall for it; you wrote whatever you felt was wrong.
Who are Gan Lin, Li Zi, and He Rui?
Congratulations on finishing your book! When will you be starting a new one?