Hong Kong Island: From Appliance King to Business Legend

Either you become an orphan or you have a happy family. If your parents pass away and you still have a bunch of relatives, you might as well become a manual laborer!

If you don't understand, just ask. I'm looking at performance-based agreements; not just anyone can sign them. One listed company signed one and then sabotaged it, preventing them from fulfilling the agreement. So, if I set a fire, could I cause a large-scale power outage?

Is it really that hard to make a living in the female-oriented fiction genre? Writing palace intrigue, family feuds, or stories about a domineering CEO falling for a cleaning lady is much easier than writing business novels, isn't it? These kinds of Hong Kong-themed novels require a lot of research, and the plot has to be plausible! If you're careless, you'll get flamed by the all-knowing readers!

"The Legend of Hong Kong Island: Starting from Kowloon Walled City" has already reached one million words and is now available for reading!

Go back to the female-oriented genre! Female authors are really not suited for male-oriented genres! They simply can't capture the essence! Male-oriented genres need domineering male protagonists, not those who force themselves to be cool without actually being cool! The part about buying a car was absolutely awful!

Readers can rest assured that this book has an outline and will definitely be no less than one million words. Thank you for your support.

Washing machines represent a large consumer market. Electric kettles, made in Hong Kong using raw materials from mainland China, are exported to Europe, America, and mainland China.

The 1978 Miss Hong Kong contestants were truly ugly! How could the main character even eat that?! I wonder if the author has poor taste.

It's already 2026, and they're still starting like this?

The very first chapter is incredibly awkward! Is this the writing level of a "senior engineer professor"?