Hong Kong: Reborn in 1979

To be honest, you're supposed to be a fanboy, but seeing you provoke Yammie Lam is really uncomfortable. She suffered enough; writing about her feels like exploiting a tragic death.

So many people wrote about Yammie Lam, and here's a group of people cursing her. I don't know if they're here specifically to smear her, but all I know is that if she really had such high morals, why didn't you go and criticize Zeng Aizi?

Don't hit me, if I start a business war without a single female celebrity, I'll be accused of misleading people.

Yammie Lam was a stupid woman, and you don't need to sympathize with her because that's just how the entertainment industry is—profit comes first!

I don't understand. A family of five worth hundreds of millions still living in a slum. Renting for a few months shouldn't cost that much. This is the first time I've seen someone write something like this in all the novels I've read. 🤔

This is a serious case of smuggling in personal opinions; readers are not here to be educated.

These days, all the novels about Hong Kong are about Cherie Chung. Who did they all learn that from? I completely don't see what's so appealing about them; everyone's writing about her.

This is a complete mess. It lacks even the most basic business logic. You bought a dock during the worst shipping recession of the 1980s? Did you think your company's products could revive the shipping industry? Besides, during a shipping depression, even Bao Yugang was selling ships. What business would you have buying a dock? Even Hong Kong shipping magnates owned their own docks.

In her youth, Lan Jieying was described by Hong Kong media as the most beautiful woman in Hong Kong's entertainment industry. Her looks were certainly not bad, though not quite on par with the top-tier actresses like Rosamund Kwan and Michelle Reis.

A simp? Trying to emulate Lau? Look at Lau, has he ever truly fallen for any woman? He only played around with Michelle Reis!