Reborn in Hong Kong: Making Movies, Selling Products, Building a Century-Old Family

The book is also known as The Schemes Are Too Slick: I Make Foreign Brands Cry. Making Movies and Selling Products in the 1980s, I Become the Pride of National Brands

Reborn in 1983, he became the heir to the Li Clothing Factory, which was on the verge of bankruptcy.

He had 100,000 suits in stock, and no way to sell them.

To promote his wares, he brought out the screenplay for New World and hired Du Moufeng to make the movie.

When New World premiered, it became an overnight sensation and sparked a craze for suits. Countless gangsters rushed to buy them!

From then on, Li Feng began using movies to sell products!

A remake of Meteor Garden endorsed Li's Cola, sweeping aside Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and more...

A mashup of The Storm Riders and Die Hard launched the era of realistic action movies and sparked a worldwide trend. It endorsed Li's Beer, beating Heineken, Blue Girl, and more...

Li Feng kept building factories and manufacturing all kinds of products, then made movies to promote them. His products became famous around the world, sweeping aside international foreign brands...

Ten years later, Li Feng became the world's king of commerce and an economic sovereign!

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