Hong Kong Films: My Life Simulator Made Me Rich

Qin Le transmigrates into the Hong Kong film-and-TV world of 1983 and is bound to a life simulator.

In April 1983, your gambling addiction leaves you owing Brother Ba Bi 800,000 in loan-shark debt. You have no choice but to sell yourself to Qiankun Film Company to make movies and pay it off. One film, two films... ten films. You did your best, then died of overexertion.

In February 1984, your literary talent catches the eye of Fat Lai, the boss of Hung Hing's North Point branch, and he drags you into a dark room...

In the autumn of 1985, you start a shipping company and travel overseas. Han Bin, boss of Hung Hing's Kwai Tsing branch, attacks you. Your ship sinks, leaving you 5.4 million in debt.

In November 1986, you make a movie that turns Fong Ting into a star. Jiang Tiansheng, the leader of Hung Hing, is overcome with jealousy, and you die.

In 1987, you enter the stock market and make a fortune of 28 billion Hong Kong dollars. A Wall Street big shot sends you a dump truck, which crushes you into eight pieces. They can't even be put back together.

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