Showbiz: Stop Trying to Cover for Him. Your Brother Says You're a Big Shot in the Underworld

After transmigrating to 1990s Hong Kong, he made a film about the underworld that gave him the image of a gang boss.

Then the events surrounding Li Hao began to take an absurd turn. The Wo Sing Luen, which tried to target him, fell apart. The paparazzi who tried to follow him ran into trouble. The celebrities who verbally attacked him disappeared.

After one bizarre coincidence after another, everyone came to believe that Li Hao was a gang boss.

To clear his name, Li Hao worked with his big brother on A Chinese Ghost Story, with Stephen Chow on A Chinese Odyssey, and with his second brother on Beyond the Sky.

But after the gangland films he'd produced, such as God of Gamblers, A Better Tomorrow, and Chasing the Dragon, were released, it became harder and harder to deny his identity.

Big Brother: "Xiao Li, stop pretending. You're a gang boss."

Andy Lau: "Thank goodness for Xiao Li. Otherwise, I'd have had a gun pointed at my head again while filming."

Anita Mui: "Xiao Li, help your big sister settle a score."

Joey Wong: "Brother Hao, can I stay by your side forever?"

In the end, Li Hao became a global entertainment mogul and said helplessly,

"I'm really not a gang boss!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.