Showbiz: I'm the Godfather of Hong Kong Cinema, and My Identity Is Exposed

Twenty years ago, Ye Feng transmigrated to a parallel world's Hong Kong, an era when Hong Kong cinema was thriving.

His film God of Gamblers burst onto the scene and created a new genre of gambling movies.

Once Upon a Time in China told of a great hero who fought for his country and its people, becoming a martial arts legend for the ages.

Police Story brought action cop films to their peak.

A Chinese Odyssey was wildly embraced by a younger generation.

Then Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon made him a legend overnight.

Just when everyone thought Ye Feng would keep creating miracles, he suddenly disappeared, leaving the whole world in regret.

Twelve years later, an article reminiscing about Hong Kong cinema spread online and struck a chord with readers.

Dragon Kingdom Channel 6 immediately aired a live program showcasing Ye Feng's ten most iconic scenes.

As the scenes aired, it became impossible to keep Ye Feng's identity as the godfather of Hong Kong cinema under wraps.

Everyone began reminiscing about Ye Feng.

Amid the eager anticipation, Ye Feng made a triumphant return.

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