A Century Back in Hong Kong

Douyin (TikTok) has been acting strangely lately, like it's conducting a social brainwashing experiment. They only mention the Nanjing photo studio incident once, and they completely block Chen Peisi's movies. Some science popularization bloggers are mixing in their own agendas, like comparing food safety to other countries. Isn't food safety a basic guarantee?

The later parts are too disorganized. It tries to interfere in everything, like getting a plane out in a year—isn't that ridiculous? If you can even get a factory up and running in a year, you're incredibly skilled. Earlier it said 3 to 5 years, then it mentioned settling down and immediately started causing trouble again. The pacing gets increasingly chaotic.

It's just two sentences repeated over and over again; either don't write it at all.

It's alright, worth a look. The only thing to avoid is the cliché plot where Rosamund Kwan sleeps with another man and they become boyfriend and girlfriend, only to later discover that the protagonist is a wealthy man, and she then eagerly clings to him. Absolutely not.

Hurry up and get the system working! Then make it free and open source! Without Microsoft, the US's potential will drop by a third.

I read the previous book and felt the author was constantly influenced by the readers! The relationship with the junior sister was dragged on and on! I hope the new book won't be like that! I'm here for the multiple female characters! Those women bring their own traffic! A mature author should understand the value of free traffic!

Great, I'd give the book a good review. Many authors write about industry that seemed acceptable 20 years ago, but are now unreadable. This author's book, however, is much better, without being dry. The high-ranking leader also acts like a high-ranking leader, unlike other books that portray high-ranking leaders as mere production line foremen. The only thing I have to say is that he's too naive when it comes to relationships between men and women.

The idea is good. I hope it doesn't fall into the trap of being a typical reincarnation business novel. People come here to see you use things from the future to give people in the past a huge shock and build a super technology giant in Hong Kong. Also, please choose your supporting characters' names carefully, and avoid using celebrity names as references.

The constable role just wasn't to my taste; I discovered this book today; keep writing and continue the glorious era!

Who won with the 2080s3?