Reborn in Hong Kong: The Crime Boss

I've noticed that many people look down on people from that era after reading a few reincarnation novels. So, I'd like to ask you, what could you do if you were reborn into 1950s Hong Kong? If I hadn't been immortalized, I'd probably be a complete waste of space, barely able to survive. 😢

Before the ICAC, Lui Lok wasn't good enough; he wasn't up to the task. In front of capitalists and officials, he was nothing. Chinese police superintendents and inspectors had long been established. Lui Lok's failure to rise wasn't because he was too capable or because Chinese people couldn't be promoted; it was because he wasn't good enough.

Just by looking at the author's name, you know it's bound to start strong but end weak!

This writing is completely mindless. You're constantly offending people. It's always about doing this or that. Someone would have already arranged for a hitman to kill you. Do you really think you're invincible just because you have a gun?

This writing is so awkward. It's either busy showing off and then getting slapped in the face, or it's on its way to showing off and then getting slapped in the face. 🤭

There's been no progress at all. After writing Hong Kong variety shows for so many years, it's actually regressed. It has the feel of a returning urban drama king.

There's been absolutely no progress. What's the difference between this new book and your last one? The content is almost identical. Just trying to make easy money.

"Hong Kong Island Storm: Industry is King" is even worse.

After reading the first chapter, it still follows the same formula as in 2006. I finished reading the author's first book back in 2006, and the rest of it was really unreadable.

The imitator of "boiling the sea into wine" uses too many plot devices, lacks interest, and fails to capture the essence of the original. A low-end knock-off.