A Hong Kong Tycoon's Legend

Let's get to the real facts: a wealthy and powerful nation like Xiangjiang (a region in Guangdong province) cannot emerge from its limited land area and economic constraints imposed by its environment. The authorities wouldn't allow it, so a wealthy and powerful nation like Xiangjiang is impossible. What is a "talented magnate"?

After reading a few chapters, I found it similar to some of the other books by the author's main account (Ren Zhufei). His books lack memorable elements; the supporting characters and the female lead are merely tools. His books are all about how much money I make, how I order the supporting characters around, and how I decide to acquire a company—that company becomes mine.

Today's two chapters were absolutely garbage. You should just cash out of Hong Kong Antenna and run. Why bother with the other shares? Hong Kong Antenna will go bankrupt eventually; you can just create another company yourself.

Keep crowning me handsome... You find some random female lead and they get married in just two chapters? Am I supposed to read original content? I'm reading Hong Kong entertainment! I criticized Lin Zuhui's book before, and after all these years, your writing style is still like this... Just die already!

The female lead is really ugly; the author has really heavy tastes.

All I can say is that this random female lead is just average-looking. I only read one chapter about her and then stopped reading. In this day and age, how can you connect with the story without some Hong Kong entertainment elements? And this original female lead? I'm completely uninterested. In fact, I even think this original female lead is ugly, just average-looking, and doesn't deserve the male lead.

If you want to write more freely, you still need to go to that website; this won't work.

The protagonist has no need to sell the company's real estate shares at all. This would significantly reduce the company's market value, allowing the protagonist to buy them back at a lower cost. Besides, the stocks of the five real estate giants will eventually rebound. Doing it this way is a complete waste of effort. How much can the protagonist buy back with 80 million?

Always talking about chaebols, can't you take a look at what chaebols are like in Japan and South Korea?

You actually wrote a Men's Gang story? Is it really meaningful to copy your own plot three or four times?