A Century-Old Family: Rising from Hong Kong Island
家族百年：从港岛开始崛起
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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Another new Hong Kong novel. Overall, the author's writing so far is decent; the pacing is good, and the money-making speed and amount aren't too outrageous. Unlike other authors, the protagonist isn't a harem character. Maybe it's just the beginning! Having read many Hong Kong novels, here's my opinion: this isn't a Hong Kong entertainment or gangster novel, so I won't comment on those aspects.
What's so great about Cherie Chung? All the Hong Kong novelists love to fawn over her, as do Brigitte Lin and Angie Cheung—they all look androgynous and old-fashioned. Just because they're famous doesn't mean they like to lick her boots, right?
They're all big-time financial tycoons, why the hell would a female celebrity play the lead role?
You've taken the wrong path. What you need to do is bring the interest groups into one circle; otherwise, you might earn money but not live to enjoy it. Once you've made a name for yourself in Hong Kong, go directly to Wall Street and open a hedge fund. GP is your network; as long as it brings profits, even the White House will give you face.
Instead of constantly mentioning Li Jiacheng's house every time he wakes up, why not just have the protagonist marry Li Jiacheng? That way, he could watch it every day.
Mr. Li, Mr. Li, you want to clear your name, right?
With China's gradual rise, Hong Kong was bound to be taken back. It was better to ostensibly hand over corporate assets to their lackeys than to have them all seized by the Chinese. Moreover, since Hong Kong's businesses were destined to be taken back by the Chinese anyway, it was better to take advantage of their remaining value while they were still valuable and legitimately plunder the wealthy…
I haven't read it yet, but just thinking about Xinghe Company makes me laugh. In entertainment fiction, it's all about stars and constellations. In business fiction, it's all about galaxies and the universe.
Stunningly beautiful Wutai Mountain
Miss Lan
I doubt the author would follow the example of some idiots and send his innocent girlfriend into the entertainment industry, right? Pretending to want her to have something to do, or respect her interests, and so on!