Reborn: Hong Kong's Great Tycoon

Relatively speaking, it is relatively good. A book just writes "this" as "how". It may be a little better if you read it, because you can pass it at a glance. But if you listen to the book, the senses are a bit poor! I don't know if this is how it's said in Cantonese, but it definitely gave me the feeling, because the word "how" ruined my overall impression of the book.

Four stars! Nice writing! But the structure in some places is unreasonable! There are flaws! The first younger brother, Feimao, originally looked down on Dakousheng, so he betrayed his boss to call Dakousheng just because he gave him a fee every month! Dakou was angry with himself for tricking him into selling money, and secretly selling white powder. He would offend him for him. It was impossible! Secondly, when Officer Liu was cuckolded, the protagonist helped him kill his wife and lover. He offended the protagonist even though he knew that the protagonist was on the right track and still had a relationship with a high-ranking official! The third bodyguard, De Hua, is a martial arts idiot who is so full that he sells white fans to the protagonist to buy him a house and open a martial arts gym with benefits. Fortunately, selling fans is too risky and the protagonist does not give him much. The setting is unreasonable!

You can explain one thing clearly in one sentence, but you have to analyze and think about psychological activities and write 1 or 2 chapters? Rory! JC is just JC, if you don't kneel down and lick it the West calls it "imperial spirit", remember!

Eunuch

I still haven't finished reading a book in a long time. This one makes me not want to skip a page.

To be honest, the main character is stupid, beyond compare. The villain is described in much greater detail than the protagonist, and the protagonist never wins on his own.

Good

The first part was very good, but halfway through I lost the taste and started reading the next book.

The plot of the novel is very good, but it ends abruptly and ends abruptly for some unknown reason. In my opinion, there could have been at least a hundred chapters to pave the way for the ending, but it ends so hastily. It's a pity.

Pulled