
I'm on Hong Kong Island, and I Really Don't Want to Be Arrogant.
人在港岛,我真不想嚣张啊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Why does the beginning of each chapter repeat the ending of the previous chapter so much? Water word count?
First: Regarding the anchoring of the daughter as the protagonist to increase the existence of cause and effect, the setting of the daughter should not be fatal. In the article, the author uses Liu Xiulai as a reference, but Liu Xiu is not a conqueror but a son of destiny, a person with great blessings and prosperity. The attributes of his daughter should be the same, otherwise he would not be able to bear the existence of the protagonist's cause and effect as an anchor. The daughter's attributes must be changed to continuous blessings, which will bring good luck to good thoughts and bad luck to bad thoughts. And it can complement each other with the protagonist's systematic "prophetic" troublemaking. After all, it is normal for a father who is the son of luck to be paid attention to by luck. Second: You plan to use the points of defeating people, celebrities, and luck to develop the plot. According to your profile, your daughter's mother, Chow Yun-fat, etc., You are going to bring the protagonist to the Hong Kong entertainment industry. How lucky are those people? Can the fate be washed away and changed? Can the pattern be opened? There are so many wealthy families on Hong Kong Island and there are so many lucky people in the world? Moreover, the protagonist's fledgling "virtual" background is not well used, and he has to get involved with those celebrities. According to the timeline of the play, they are just a bunch of actors to the upper management and the boss. Their daughter has just been born. The protagonist cannot be a lucky person, so why should he sacrifice the near and seek the distant? And it's impossible to ask your daughter to recognize someone when you meet one, right?
Another one where your strength depends entirely on your opponent's imagination
Having one more child is too much for an online novel. In Dream of Red Mansions, there are always dead people and no new births.
Even though you are rich and powerful, you still want a female star to be your daughter's mother. Isn't this the mentality of a loser or a nouveau riche?
I once saw a post saying that associations in Hong Kong are like several gangs fighting for territory in the city. There is not much difference except that there are more people. It's nothing compared to the two-village fight in the mainland.
Author, are you sure that the protagonist has no sequelae? Why do you still feel like a fool? Even if there is no system, a person who knows the future development and still has money in his hand, how can he behave like an aborigine? He has no knowledge and is not waiting for the system to push him away.
It's probably a cuckold story. His daughter is probably involved in the system, and the protagonist is just a taker.
One card a day? Looks like a eunuch is needed
If you update like this, I don't expect you to be able to put it on the shelves.
Nice! Love watching!
I declare that from the moment I open your work, no matter whether the plot is dull or ups and downs, I will firmly follow your footsteps and follow the new path, never missing.
The author, Hong Kong is very small, and the people who fight are not as good as those in neighboring villages.
I have to have a child, and I have to write about a child in an evil way.
If one thing is not finished, don't start new things. If you rush it too quickly, the story will lose its appeal. The whole thing is a hammer in the east and a mallet in the west. Fragments.
Isn't it right? I'm going to chase every book and pounce on every one? Why is it not updated again?