I Only Meant to Make Some Money, So Why Am I a Hong Kong Literary Legend?

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Well, the people close to the protagonist make me feel very uncomfortable. They feel more or less like pig teammates and disgusting people, especially the best friend's mother and Ni Laogui. What is especially unimaginable to me is that after 25 years, people still describe the traitor Ni as cute and cute, and even seems to have a tendency to become the protagonist's good friend. What a waste of my time reading.

He wrote The Eight Parts of the Dragon using the pen name Duan Xiaozhu. I wrote Chu Liuxiang and used the pseudonym Chu Liuxiang. I said earlier that I was not famous because of the price, but in the end, I changed my pen names one by one. Is it interesting? ?

I got addicted to Chapter 4 and wrote 10,000 words by hand in one hour. I really want to curse people. Did the author rush to reincarnate? Why did he write such a silly plot? I don't understand. Is he afraid that the readers won't have anything to complain about?

Let's talk about the identity and background of the protagonist. His family had money to send him to study at the University of Hong Kong at that time. Not to mention that his family earned his money and refused to let him go to school. As a middle school student, he could not be poor and live in a pigeon cage. There were relatively few intellectuals in that era, not to mention that the University of Hong Kong taught exclusively in English. You can work as a translator, salesperson, hotel waiter, etc. People will definitely want you if you show your identity and background as a Hong Kong University, because in that era, it was common to be illiterate, not only in mainland China but also in Hong Kong. In addition, at that time, many newspapers and government announcements were all in English. The boss did not even bother to translate the information and did not know what the government tender information was.

There are three big problems. One is the background of the protagonist. Although he has not graduated from Xiangjiang University, he can still work part-time to make money and continue to complete his studies. He will not be reduced to a small gangster. At that time, high school graduates could join companies as managers! ! The second is that it is too procrastinating. It just publishes novels, which are all kinds of nonsense without any plot advancement. Even if you skip chapters, it will not affect your reading. ! Third, even if you are rich, you don't rent a house on the island so that you can deliver manuscripts at any time. Living in a slum is not only unsafe, but the environment is also bad. Why do you do this when you are rich?

I have read about ten chapters, and the main problem is the background of the protagonist. A college student, even if he did not finish his studies, was a high-class person in the 1950s and 1960s. He entered any company and started as a management, and he actually became a gangster? ? ? Dear author, you haven't written much yet, so you can make some changes. If you keep writing, I'll see if you can get more subscriptions!

The Legend of Chu Liuxiang: The Fragrance of the Blood Sea, this title appears fourteen or five times in one chapter. To be honest, if the novel is really painful to listen to, the title of the book is opened and closed. Can the author not write the full name in the novels in the future when referring to the copied novels? For example, this one just uses Chu Liuxiang. I like this kind of novels, but if the author has always written in this way, I probably won't subscribe.

With Ni Kuang's exquisite and self-interested character (when he was in the mainland, he even tore down the wooden planks on the bridge in order to keep warm, causing a passing car to crash, causing a tragic death), do you still expect him to repay his kindness and be grateful to the protagonist? In order to obtain greater benefits, sooner or later he will bite the protagonist back.

The gold coat is so tight that he even has two pen names 😰