Hong Kong Storm: Rising to Power
香江风云：扎职为王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Level-Up Stories with a Little Spark
A collection of novels with a few real bright spots. The selection is varied, including showbiz, urban fiction, xianxia, and fan fiction. At heart, though, these are all progression stories, where characters advance one step at a time, with a greater emphasis on logical plots. If you'd rather not switch off your brain before reading, give these a try.
Books I've Read: Notes and Rants
Books I've read but didn't add to my shelf or keep following, possibly with my thoughts from back then
Worth a Read
The books on this list aren't ranked. They're listed according to when I read them and the impression they left on me. Finally, thanks to everyone who has followed, commented, or sent flowers. I hope my humble opinions can inspire you all.
Books I’ve Personally Tested for Poison
A haphazard reading list. The books should make sense and have a proper plot. If I read for a while and find something illogical or padded, I'll remove it. These are all books I've read myself.
A Great Collection of Books
Recommendations from a reader with thirty years' experience
Pig Farm: Hoping to Raise Big, Plump Pigs
Qidian pig farm: some books get fed every day, some on a regular schedule, and some I raise for a while first. When one gives me a satisfying feast, I reward it with votes and the like.
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I understand you going undercover as a police officer, I understand spending money to be the first to offer incense, I understand focusing on your business, I understand supporting your brothers by paying out of your own pocket. What I don't understand is setting up a boxer bar, investing heavily, scheming to attract investment, and then, if it succeeds, I see the profit sharing is so low I'd…
There aren't any major problems, except the protagonist's name feels out of place.
The novel begins with the time travel to 1978, and now, after over a thousand chapters, it's only May 1979! There's always someone better; at the end of the waterway, you're the peak!
The plot is too drawn out and the pace is too slow.
Some parts that should have been detailed were glossed over. For example, when recruiting Xi Ren and Ah Cong, shouldn't you thoroughly understand your subordinates' pasts before recruiting them? Shouldn't you put them through tests? Then there's the dragging and inefficient handling of the two villains, Jiu Gu Niang and Hei Ah Hu.
Aren't you going to read the comments?
Compress the content; don't go into every single detail. It's really frustrating to read.
Everyone's taking a jab at him, just to vent their anger and that's it. Everyone involved has a powerful background and considerable ability. Because he's an undercover agent, he can't reveal too much, so he's been constantly bullied, and now his life is in danger... I'm slowly subscribing, and it feels increasingly strange...
The content could really be compressed a bit. If I write it this way, I think I can write it until the end of the Year of the Monkey and the Horse.
Is the author currently using AI to write the story?
①Currently, a chapter is generally around two thousand words long in AI writing. ②It will fill the article with a lot of professional interpretations, which is something AI writing is very good at. ③ The plot is disjointed, with constant changes to character relationships and some logical inconsistencies. ④ Currently, the author's mindset seems solely focused on making money; I think spending money on this kind of content is a bit wasteful right now.
The protagonist's underling is the real protagonist; the protagonist is always cleaning up his messes, which really ruins the viewing experience.
The water is so watery it's almost ridiculous, and is Spinach Dong the main character who dies?