Hong Kong Showbiz: Reborn as a Rich Second-Generation Heir, I Make Qimeng a Star from the Start

After waking up, Shao Yuan was reborn in 1980s Hong Kong as a second-generation returnee from overseas.

His family was the famous Shaw Brothers of Hong Kong, pioneers of Hong Kong cinema.

With a background like that, Shao Yuan certainly wasn't going to stay in the shadows.

So, the year Shaw Brothers Studio was supposed to shut down, he reorganized and reformed the company, signed a slew of actresses, and made another foray into Hong Kong's film and television industry.

The first performer he signed was Zhang Min, who would later become famous for playing Qi Meng.

Zhang Min: “I think the luckiest thing that ever happened to me was meeting Ah Yuan!”

Rosamund Kwan: “For Young Master Shao, I'd be willing to stuff ****!”

The other actresses: “Young Master Shao is a man who values loyalty! His only flaw is that he has a little too much loyalty to go around!”

Hong Kong's entertainment industry: “Boss Shao is a once-in-a-century film and television genius!”

Many years later, people still remembered Shao Yuan and honored him as the true godfather of Hong Kong.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.