Hong Kong Island's Tumultuous Times: Industry Reigns Supreme
港岛风云：实业为王
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- Completed
- Length
- 404k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The plot is too rushed, and it feels like the author is rushing to finish the book as quickly as possible! There are too many unreasonable things in the novel. I like reading novels set in Hong Kong. This is the third book I have read about the son of Lei Kwahua being reincarnated. The first two books have been a hit. I am not a curse author. If there are no big changes, according to the current writing method, this book will most likely be a hit!
Oops, why is it this kind of novel where people invest randomly with little capital and are inferior in any industry? The protagonist is really unlikable now, but it feels like a monkey moving a bag.
It's boring 😒. Many authors like to suppress the development of the protagonist. They knew that gold would rise to 850 in 1980, but the protagonist only spent tens of millions to invest in a little physical gold. He also said that he only wanted to be a genius investor and not a madman. I was speechless 😰. Even though he knows the outcome, the protagonist just wants to be satisfied with making 100 million. This kind of writing method that suppresses the protagonist will make readers very unhappy, without a sense of involvement, and the results will not be much better.
I feel like the story about the stock market is very simple, the protagonist is timid, and the male protagonist has a pretty average body, and he can't play with a woman, and it's just nonsense.
It's Brigitte Lin again😓. She was indeed beautiful from the age of 18 to 25, but she was no longer good after that. Now it's 1978 and she has had two boyfriends. Did the author not find a woman to write it?
I think there are too few female supporting characters. Just these few every day cannot attract readers. If Ye Zimei, Ye Yuqing, and Qiu Shuzhen are added, I will be the first to vote monthly.
Don't always think about acquisitions. This requires money. If you start running quickly, you will definitely not be the winner. If you run for a long time, you will win. Acquisitions along the way without considering business logic will be just a piece of writing.
The next step is up to you.
Physical gold is a failure. It would be great to invest in U. S. Gold stocks to earn some dollars and keep up with the pace of development! The story is generally looking forward to the follow-up
It's really weird
Why don't many Hong Kong books include Qiu Shuzhen?