
Reborn in Hong Kong: Top of the Charts
重生香江:金榜题名
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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77Chapters
776Recommendations
13Fans
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Old buddy
Your book shows absolutely no room for improvement; the writing style is still from over a decade ago.
Although I am from Guangdong, I have to say that your writing style is destined to be niche, and the beginning is too old-fashioned. You won't be able to break out of the increasingly competitive market.
I didn't want to watch it from the start. First, the protagonist is too young. Second, the protagonist is already so famous that everyone knows about the big shot's malice. So, the protagonist should either just kill him or switch factions and find another gang to develop peacefully. This is just too annoying to watch.
Having written Hong Kong variety shows for so many years, there's a reason why I can't write any more. Do you know how many of your contemporaries have become top writers? Even Lao Wang is someone you can only look up to in awe.
I was a reader more than 10 years ago. I suddenly remembered that the detective had disappeared, so I searched for this author and came here to take a look.
Keep going, you're the only one left in Hong Kong literature!
Brother, let's switch tracks. How about you consider writing Hong Kong variety shows?
I remember your earlier novel, "Hong Kong Tycoon," was a classic with many movie adaptations. Why are your current novels all about gangsters?
If you've started writing, then write something good and keep going.
The whole thing is just "Young Master Tang"! The protagonist seems to do nothing but get called "Young Master Tang" everywhere he goes!