Chusan’s Liuyi Children’s Day

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By she xie dian dian, 蛇蝎点点

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When Hong Kong was in the 1980s, bully triads were dominant and the society was in insecurity. The police were corrupt at that time. The infamous unruled area, Snapdragon Walled City (based on Kowloon Walled City), was especially chaotic. Over a dozen big and small triads settled over there. The golden hatchet man* Xia Liuyi in Xiao Qi Tong founded a film studio to launder money under the boss’s command. The female lead of the film was their sister-in-law; the male lead was a threatened popular star; the director has only shot X-rated films – they need one more educated person to write a story. Wasn’t that an easy task? Boss Liuyi took action promptly. He picked the only college student in this area – He Chusan who was coming home with his little backpack. He Chusan said: “I can’t write a screenplay. I’m studying economics.” Xia Liuyi said: “Beat him.” He Chusan became a golden screenwriter obediently. After finishing this film, He Chusan thought he was already freed. Rest assured, he went to school with his little backpack again. However, he stepped on the Xia Liuyi covered with blood just in front of his home. The stage of a triad boss who was a snapdragon in this chaotic world and a white-collar elite from an innocent family, two parallel lines that seemed not to cross each other, and a messy, unreasonable fate, has its curtain lifted…… *In this book hatchet man literally means “the hired beater (打手)”, and Xia Liuyi was a top-ranked hatchet man.

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Original Publisher
火星女频
Original Language
chinese
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Web Novel

Chusan’s Liuyi Children’s Day Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on Chusan’s Liuyi Children’s Day

First Impressions

"Chusan's Liuyi Children's Day" grabbed my attention with its unique blend of action, romance, and yaoi elements. The premise itself is intriguing: a story that delves into organized crime with a focus on adopted children and a bickering couple navigating a dangerous world. I went in expecting a rollercoaster, and the novel certainly delivered on that promise.

What Works Well

The heart of this story lies in its characters and their relationships. The dynamic between the central couple is undeniably captivating. Their constant bickering, layered with an underlying sweetness, creates a compelling tension that kept me invested. There are moments of genuine tenderness that shine through, leaving a lasting impression. One particularly evocative line, about the "thundering beat of tides" whenever a certain name is remembered, perfectly encapsulates the depth of emotion woven into the narrative. It's these small, beautiful details that elevate the story beyond a simple genre piece. The fact that it's been adapted into both a drama CD and a manhua speaks volumes about its potential and appeal.

Areas of Concern

While the romantic and character-driven aspects of "Chusan's Liuyi Children's Day" are strong, I did find some areas where the novel could be improved. The action plot, while present, sometimes feels a bit underdeveloped. There were moments where I felt the story could have benefited from a more fleshed-out and intricate crime narrative.

Final Verdict

Despite some minor shortcomings in the action department, "Chusan's Liuyi Children's Day" is a worthwhile read, especially if you're a fan of character-driven stories with a healthy dose of romance and intrigue. The compelling relationship between the main characters, coupled with moments of genuine emotional depth, makes this a story that's likely to stick with you long after you finish reading. I'd recommend giving it a try, especially if you appreciate a good bickering couple navigating a world of organized crime.

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