Hong Kong Tycoon: From the Start, I Bought Audi and Won the Gambling King's Daughter

Author, did your wife run away? Why are you updating so slowly?

It's nothing, it's just too short. I'm following it on two websites, and it's too short to give a reward.

In the end, he really bragged a lot.

It has a minor flaw, but it's not a big problem.

Everything was going well at first, but then it had to go into a coma and be fed shit in the middle.

It's a poorly written story; I skipped through the later parts. Those who got this rating probably only read the beginning; the later parts became mindless. Especially the part where a private corporation directly confronts the US. Shooting down an American fighter jet was already exaggerated, but later they even took down cruisers and destroyers. The most absurd thing is that they went to the US East Coast twice and dropped nuclear weapons. Playing a business game is fine, but involving politics and war is too childish. The protagonist's small fortune going head-to-head with a superpower is just too simplistic. Dropping nuclear weapons on someone's doorstep is like opening Pandora's box; no country can tolerate that, including our own. This is a red line that absolutely cannot be crossed, because those at the top are far more unwilling to see nuclear war than ordinary people, and anyone who dares to break this rule will be annihilated without hesitation. What is nuclear deterrence? Deterrence is only deterrent if it can't be launched; once launched, it's no longer deterrent. Overall, the business warfare aspect was somewhat interesting, but the political and military aspects at the national level were too naive and childish!

The content is very tight and the plot is exciting, but the ending was too rushed. It felt like there were still many things left unresolved! Make a second part, focusing on Bao Junyi's son!

⬆️ Beneath the absurd setting lies a profound observation of human nature; it leaves a lasting impression after reading.

It was written really well, how did it suddenly become a flop?

Doesn't the Bao family have three sons?