A Century-Old Family: Rising from Hong Kong Island

Another new Xiangjiang novel. So far, the author has written it so far that it is generally good. The pace is well controlled, the speed and amount of money earned are not too excessive, and the protagonist is not written as a stallion like other authors. Maybe it's just the beginning! I have read a lot of Hong Kong stories, and I would like to share my opinion. This is not a Hong Kong entertainment story or a gangster story, so I won't comment on this aspect. The other aspects are two aspects, one is women, and the other is career. Let's talk about women first. Most of them are written in such a way that the protagonist becomes a stallion and collects groceries. The better ones first have one or two childhood sweethearts, then collect groceries, and also a few foreign girls and Japanese horses. If this is impossible and the kidneys can handle it, then the protagonist will be cheated, and the body will mutate after time travel. This is the same routine. To be honest, I'm still writing like this now, and I'm a little tired of reading it. If you really traveled through time and your body didn't mutate, would you collect women like groceries? Isn't that seeking death? Your consortium and family will surely fall apart after your death. Is there such an inevitable result? Author, you have failed twice. No matter how many failures you have, you might as well just write a Xiangjiang fantasy novel. Let's talk about the second aspect of career. I want to say that 99.9% Of authors don't have a big plan. They just write about how to make money, take over this company, buy that building. Some authors write about speculating on gold at dozens of times, and easily earn billions of dollars, tens of billions of dollars. I don't know if it is the author's imagination, or the author treats the readers as imagination. Who will lose if you make such money? Just saying that the bank itself is long and short in a short period of time can make your little principal lose money and return to normal status. It doesn't work if the protagonist is hooked (original data). This is a warning, don't write like this. If you keep writing cool articles like this, no one will read them anymore. It is recommended that the author should not make too much money in finance, and arrange things in advance so that the money earned fits the plot (that is, the second hook is not so obvious). If there are too many hooks, this book is easy to write, but the bowl of cold boiled water has no taste at all. Don't be the same as what other authors write, come up with something new! Two monthly passes and 11 recommendation votes are presented.

What's so good about Zhong Chuhong? People who write Hong Kong novels like to lick her. There are also Brigitte Lin and Zhang Yazhi who are both male and female and old-fashioned. They like to lick her when they are famous, right?

They are all capital tycoons, so what the hell is a female star the heroine?

We are all going the wrong way. What you have to do is to bring the interest groups into a circle, otherwise you will make money but lose your life. Once Hong Kong becomes famous, go directly to Wall Street to open a hedge fund. Your GP will be your network. As long as it brings benefits, the White House will give you face.

I have always mentioned that Li Jiacheng will watch Li Jiacheng's family as soon as he wakes up. Why not let the protagonist marry Li Jiacheng, so that he can watch it every day?

Mr. Li, Mr. Li, you want to clear your name, right?

As China gradually rises, Hong Kong will definitely be taken back. It is better to hand over corporate assets to domestic slaves than to have them all snatched away by the Chinese. Not only that, anyway, the business in Hong Kong will eventually be taken back by the Chinese. Instead of being wiped out without getting a penny, it is better to rationally loot the Chinese rich in the entire East Asia while it is still valuable. That is why the Chinese rich later acquired the "four major banks" and various British-owned enterprises through various "wonderful business wars"... Not only that, dogs and domestic slaves can also be mixed into the process. The "Chinese capital" industry established them as "national heroes", and then continued to serve the "British Empire" as China's "own people"... Looking back on 50 years of Hong Kong capital, we found that the context of the matter is becoming clearer and clearer. We can also understand why Li Ka-shing was able to complete various "incredible" business operations like "a halo of pig's feet", and why HSBC supported him so firmly.

I haven't read it yet, but I want to laugh when I think of Galaxy Company. Entertainment articles are like stars, stars. Business is like a galaxy, all around the world.

Miss Lan

The author shouldn't imitate some fools and send his innocent girlfriend into the entertainment industry, right? I just want her to find something to do, respect her hobbies and so on!