Chronicles? No, I Want to Become a Hong Kong Tycoon!

The Feng Shui master's settings are not good, and it disgusts me. You are the only one with a golden finger, so I can still accept it. (My idea is that it is more fun to watch if it is not open, and sometimes it seems more logical) You have written the Feng Shui Master so well, do you want to tell me that this is an extraordinary world? Originally, I only read this kind of novel because the protagonist himself was unscientific (realistic), but now the whole world is unscientific (realistic).

As soon as I saw the introduction, I didn't want to read it. It also received a commendation from the Queen of England. As a time traveler, she is worthy of it.

In that era, it was impossible for a small rich man to become rich in Hong Kong. Political resources and means were important resources.

At that time, there was no room for the protagonist to play in Hong Kong. At that time, heroic appearance dominated the scene. Hua Zi has no status at all.

It looks like what Ai wrote, what was the concept of two hundred thousand dollars at the time, just to buy a thousand acres of land, and then the compensation was only so small, and it was fair and inconsistent.

There is room for everything. Just go to the temples in India to get some gold, go to Myanmar to be the founding monarch, or go to Hong Kong to be the British horse boy. It's just rubbish.

The award from the Gui Lao government and the Queen is speechless again😓 It's because the time travelers of later generations knelt down and violently fucked the Gui Lao company, officials and yellow-skinned white dogs~

You, a time-traveler with a golden finger, rush up to be a dog for the British? Is it comparable to the fact that three generations of our ancestors were used as dogs by the British? Isn't it good to just fuck the British people in Hong Kong to death if they have golden fingers?

It's not cornmeal that's irritating your throat, it's cornmeal. The reason why it hurts my throat is that cornmeal is ground corn cobs with their cores together, while cornmeal is ground with grains wrapped in it.

I barely read Chapter 10. The protagonist brings a golden finger space. What is speechless is that he also brings an intelligent robot (Baidu Encyclopedia), a diving fishing boat (a tool for running away), artificial diamonds (the first pot of gold), and a clan in Hong Kong (grandparents are still there)! Is it necessary to write about the courtyard house? It is better to write about the family running away to Hong Kong before liberation, and the protagonist is still young (to reduce the guilt)

Alas, what do you say about this book? The author gave the protagonist a very cool trick, but used it poorly. So if you don't want to write about the founding of the country overseas, then don't write awesome plug-ins.

If you have any brains, you can't write it. In the courtyard of Qingman Courtyard, 160 large and small yellow croakers were found in each house.

Yeah, back in those days, it was normal people's thinking to remove incense.

It's so chaotic. Siheyuan went to Hong Kong and a clan suddenly appeared, and I don't know where it went around later.

How proud to receive the Queen's Medal! I have to show it off 😁😁 A time traveler is still hanging! My knees still can't get stiff! Still have to kneel! Worse than an ordinary person! You said that no one in the right mind would read your book?

It was a dream to go to Hong Kong to make a fortune in the 1950s. The Chinese in Hong Kong were all in a group, especially the Chaoshan group and the Shanghai group. Then the Shanghai group was screwed. The protagonist is from Beijing alone. Unless you act as someone's little brother, there is no need for others to join forces to trick you.

There are many crazy comments about having the British royal emblem engraved on your forehead. Criticize Britain and he will be so excited that he can penetrate the earth. . . Hahahaha Remote farming is more profitable, and there are more people who bring their own dry food ~

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, unless it was in a real mountain ravine, the paper used in the toilet was yellow straw paper, which was rougher than the yellow mounted paper you burned in the tomb. There are also cloth ones. In addition, when I went to Hong Kong to develop, the only Chinese person who could really be considered a high-level employee in Hong Kong was Deng Lianru—executive CEO of the Swire Group, vice chairman of HSBC, and her husband was Michael Fell Thomas, the Secretary for Justice—she received a life peerage, a baronetcy, and a member of the House of Lords. Li Pucheng is just a lord.

What kind of profile do you have? Is it worth being proud to be awarded by the Hong Kong government and the Queen? Look at how smug you are.

It's a mess, and the knowledge system is also very confusing. I don't know how to pretend to understand.

I'm very curious about a question. You said it was okay for you to go to Hong Kong when the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China were chaotic! Ten years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, you need a letter of introduction to buy tickets and accommodation. You also need food stamps and meat stamps to eat out of Beijing. Even if you have space to pay for food and accommodation, how do you go to Hong Kong? Did you walk all the way from Beijing to Hong Kong? Ask for advice

It's inexplicable why it suddenly says that I have relatives in Hong Kong

This book is highly subjective. The author complained in the book that he looked down on Li Huagua, but the protagonist in the book took the same path as Li Huagua. Land enclosure is the protagonist's main business, finance is a side business, and industry is just a hobby. The mouth shouts patriotism, but the body honestly chooses interests. Whether it is the Tsar or Li Huanggua, the author is drawing conclusions about these controversial figures. He does not use the characters of these characters to connect the plot of the book, but only blindly emphasizes the author's own point of view. This is not a normal online novel, it is just a commentary in which the author expresses his own opinions without knowing why.

When I saw the introduction, I immediately didn't want to read it.

Just look at the introduction and you will know that he is a banana person

Don't look at the Hong Kong tycoons, they are the blessings that the mainland has become stronger and needs to have the right to speak and accept. Otherwise, the British capital would have taken advantage of it. I don't know whether the capitalists are good or bad, but I know human nature.

How could the Chinese in Hong Kong create such a big industry at that time? Either they have ghost blood, such as the Hodung family, or they serve as black gloves for the British, such as the Li family, which started with opium.

Any Hong Kong novel without beauties would be rubbish

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Milk 🍌 Banana milk. Tsk tsk