Hong Kong Stories: 1963

Write more, and I will look at other books and collect some monthly tickets for you. It's rare to see a book with the taste of the vast sea

Too little

Canghai's desperate eunuch failed to live up to expectations. From now on, everyone will choose you to be the person in charge. Some suggestions, your writing style There is still room for improvement in the fluency of the plot. Don't learn from Canghai's shortcomings, learn from his strengths.

Have you ever felt that the protagonist's strength is very weak, and you are trying to use your strength everywhere? It is useless to kill you when you encounter a stupid young man. It is best to recruit a group of people from the mainland, and you can only eat well if you have a group of hard-working subordinates.

The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger and is still taking the wrong approach, and he's not given time to develop. Do we need to arrange some escape routes? The original heroine has been on the character list for a long time, but now that she has been put on the shelves, no one has been released. What is going on? Except for these two points, it's basically just food and grass.

I can't stand it any longer Hong Kong history has come out

I was shocked. I saw it wrong. I thought he was reborn in Xiangjiang, and my cousin was a wealthy man. 🙀

It all relies on the full-scale teamwork to advance the plot and promote the development of the protagonist.

The writing is very good, but it is too ink-filled and not very attractive to read.

It can be seen that the author wrote this book with great care and had an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong Island at that time. Many things are actually difficult to find through various channels. This shows that the author has put a lot of effort into this book. At present, it is far from achieving the results it should have. In this era of fast-paced and refreshing writing, this book is because the author knows too much, wants to write too much, and spends a lot of pen and ink on the supporting characters, so the details are perfect, but the pace is a bit slow. I can only say that I am willing to give up on writing this way. In the next book, I can actually make choices about small characters and small events. Some things can be covered in one go. The pace will be faster and I believe the results will be better. Also, I read a lot of comments saying that there were too many articles about societies. In those days, if you wanted to do business, you had to be exposed to these. There were big water pipes behind the societies. Without writing about these, it was unrealistic to do business safely. Come on, author. In fact, I have read several of your books. You are also an old author who writes about Hong Kong Island.

To be honest, it was really boring. If you wanted to have fun, if you wanted to have a business war, it was all about gangsters looking for people everywhere. I spent 8 yuan to watch this lonely movie.

1. A family of Western medicine (a famous family that was recognized by both the police and the black and white circles in those days) 1. The Yanghe Li family (Li Shufen-Li Shupui family, the number one family of Western medicine in Hong Kong) The most important family of Western medicine in the era of the four major detectives, Happy Valley Sanatorium and Hospital was the foundation of his family. - First generation: Li Shufen, a famous surgical doctor, once Sun Yat-sen's personal physician and the first Minister of Health of the Republic of China. It was taken over in 1926; in the 1950s and 1960s, it was already the top private hospital in Hong Kong. Rich people, officials, and high-ranking police officers all used it for treatment and hospitalization. ​ - The second generation: younger brother Li Shupei, an authority on otolaryngology and an academician of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh; Li Shufen took over the whole business after his death in 1966 and was the helmsman in the 1950s and 1960s. ​ - The third generation: Li Weida (ophthalmology) and Li Weiwen, a group of several Western medicine doctors, have been practicing medicine for generations. Era background: At that time, Lu Le, a group of detectives and bigwigs from all walks of life, gave priority to the Li family for serious illness and surgery. He was a recognized brand of Western medicine in the upper class circles of Hong Kong Island. 2. Ho Kai·Ho Kam Tong Ho's Western Medicine Family Hong Kong's oldest and most famous family, a branch of the Ho Tung family. Ho Kai was the founder of the Hong Kong College of Western Medicine. In the 1950s and 1960s, many of his family members graduated from the Medical School of the University of Hong Kong and opened private Western medicine clinics in Central with many regular clients from the political, business and police circles. 3. The Choi family (Cai Wing-shan) is very famous in the Yau Tsim Mong area of ​​Kowloon. He is a private clinic in Mong Kok; he is a private western medicine doctor for detectives and police officers in the Kowloon Police District, Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui. He is also a family doctor who was familiar to both black and white. 2. The famous Chinese medicine family at that time (Hong Kong and Kowloon in the 1950s and 1970s) 1. The Chen Botan lineage (Lingnan Jingfang Chen family) Chen Botan, one of the four famous doctors in Guangdong, settled in Central, Hong Kong to practice medicine in 1924 and opened the Botan Chinese Medicine College. In the 1950s and 1960s, his descendants and disciples were spread all over Hong Kong and Kowloon, with branches in Central and Yau Ma Tei. He was good at treating miscellaneous internal diseases, and many family members of detectives and gang bosses went to Chen family descendants for health care. 2. Lui Seng Chun·Lai's (a family of traditional Chinese medicine for bruises, the most famous in Kowloon) Lui Seng Chun Tang, Lai Chi Kok Road, Mongkok, founded by Dr. Lui Ruide, the most famous family of traditional Chinese medicine for bruises in Hong Kong. In the period of the Four Great Detectives, when police officers and gangsters in Kowloon were injured in fights or bruised muscles and bones, Lui Seng-chun was the first choice. His own secret eight-treasure medicine for bruises was famous throughout Hong Kong, with bunk beds on the ground floor and apartments on the ground floor. The landmark tenement house in Mong Kok still exists today. 3. Chen Cunren (Shanghai style Chinese medicine) Moved to Hong Kong from Shanghai in 1949. He set up a large clinic in Central and had a wide range of contacts. He was consulted by people from all walks of life, including the police, business circles, and Chinese gentry and businessmen. He was good at internal medicine and dietary therapy, and he also wrote books. He was the most famous Shanghai-style traditional Chinese medicine practitioner in Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, with a wide network of contacts. 4. Po Yuen Tong and Yu's Lingnan Traditional Chinese Medicine A well-established local traditional Chinese medicine family in Sham Shui Po and Jordan has been here for several generations, specializing in internal medicine and gynecology. It was a family medical clinic often visited by grassroots police officers and ordinary citizens in Kowloon. 3. The industry ecology of the year (characteristics of the era of the Four Detectives) 1. Western medicine: Mid-Levels, Happy Valley, Central, for the rich, senior officials, and high-level police officers, with the Yanghe Li family as the ceiling; 2. Traditional Chinese medicine: many famous internal medicine doctors in Central; mainly in Mongkok, Kowloon, and Yau Ma Tei The family of bruises is the most popular among police officers and people in the martial arts world; 3. The rules of the year: Detectives and bosses usually know a family doctor who is familiar with them. Western medicine is responsible for emergencies and surgery and hospitalization; Chinese medicine is responsible for daily conditioning and bone bruises.

I've read almost 200 chapters. The timeline is less than two months old. It's too stretched.

Personally, I quite like this type. I feel the ranking is too low. There are many junk books on the Qidian ranking list.

I checked the information very carefully, the Hong Kong style is right, and the Jianghu plot is a bit overwhelming at the moment, but it is also quite interesting. I feel that the poor performance is mainly due to the poor sense of upgrading and rewards in the business text. The protagonist currently feels very empty and has little capital. Maybe the development time is too short. Overall, it is worth watching. I support it by voting for two monthly votes.

When you say you don't mix the prefixes, you write all the prefixes 😂

I said before that I should take the right path, but after all this time I still take the road at night.

If you want to take care of gangsters, taxis, mahjong parlors are a good place to raise gangsters.

1. The overall rhythm is very attractive, and I have the intention to read it in one sitting. The book is overall good-looking, and I recommend you give it a try. 2. Personally, the problem is that the character creation cannot leave an impression in the mind: each person corresponds to a three-character nickname, but the image of the protagonist should be more than these three characters. Regarding the shaping of the protagonist, the character feels a bit lacking. 3. All success is a given. The map of London really feels weird, I jumped to look at it; the currency also feels a bit strange; 4. These are purely personal subjective opinions. I have subscribed to them all. Everything you say is right, but it is just a personal opinion.

You can't stand it if you write less about politics. 😜

I have given negative reviews to all these AI-generated pictures.

Are you a fan or a continuation of the author? I have never been able to find a standout author, there seems to be too many authors. Is it you?

This kind of vernacular writing is not good. It won't become popular. It's too niche.

Focusing too much on business, quacks cannot become the climate

What does it mean that my cousin is a lame man? It's interesting that my cousin is a rich man.

I've read a few chapters and I think they're pretty good, but can I do without your accompanying pictures? ? ? No matter who it is, it's the same face. I want to block it. Can anyone tell me how to block it? ? ? ? Thanks

It seems that you are not the street boy from Canghai. I chose you to be the talker.

Such a boring plot, I want to watch big scenes, business wars

I skipped through more than 50 chapters, but it felt like I was in the underworld. Looking at the back of the table of contents, it was still the underworld. I came here for business.

It's really well written👍👍