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  1. Hong Kong Noir 86: Who Says a Great Writer Has to Be Nice? 港综86:谁规定文豪必须善良 Urban353k WordsOngoing [Multiple heroines / a brutal struggle for power in the Warring States era of Hong Kong’s entertainment industry / a somewhat slow start, don’t read if you dislike that, and please don’t complain if you’ve wandered in by mistake. Thanks.] Qiu Shuzhen was only eighteen when she met Zhang Jingyue. On the surface, he was a low-level gang member with no hope for the future, and his father was a gambling addict who bled him dry. Now he is a top-tier star of the literary world in Hong Kong, a top prod 30Votes421Recs41Fans
  2. 1979: Which Literary Giant Is Always Making Headlines? 1979:哪个文豪整天上头条啊 Urban1.1M WordsCompleted The creator of a major entertainment conglomerate in a later age returns to 1979. He finds himself in an era when literary creation is flourishing, but writers are also stumbling around like headless flies. Literature that rubs salt into the wounds of the wounded generation, realism more honest than a camera, stream of consciousness that talks only to itself, hazy poetry that thinks it’s ahead of its time… Whether they’re old hands in literary circles or cutting-edge newcomers, they’re all painf 4Votes1.9kRecs2.7kFans
  3. The Night After the Divorce 离婚后的夜晚 Urban1.4M WordsCompleted My career was destroyed, my friendships trampled, and even my wife’s belly was claimed by someone else... I’ve had enough of being a tireless ox who never complains. At thirty, I’ve decided to become a wolf! Either you beat me to death, or, as long as I draw breath, I’ll bite every last one of you to death! 0Votes11Recs0Fans
  4. I Only Meant to Make Some Money, So Why Am I a Hong Kong Literary Legend? 说好捞点钱,香江文豪什么鬼 Urban2.3M WordsCompleted In the 1960s and 70s, Hong Kong had a saying: “One Lei, Two Titans, Four Talents.” “One Lei” referred to Lei Luo, the Chief Chinese Detective, while the “Four Talents” were Jin Yong, Ni Kuang, Huang Zhan, and Cai Lan. As for the “Two Titans,” one was the underworld figure “Lame Hao,” Wu Shihao, and the other was... Chen Jiahao, the literary world’s towering giant! This is the sort of gossip only the old, the departed, and those nearing their end would know: When Lame Hao met Chen Jiahao, he back 0Votes7kRecs21.9kFans