Hong Kong Entertainment: the Beard-Cut and Short-Haired Goddess Yuan Jieying Opens the Game

Traveling through Hong Kong in 1985, I met the short-haired goddess Fennie Yuan at Shue Yan Middle School. I poached Fan Liu, stepped on Guo Yicheng, slapped Li Kaxin in the face, saved Cai Shaofen, rewrote Chen Pak Keung's fate, fulfilled his brother Leslie Cheung's dream of being a director, and told Xiao Tingfeng the story of Lao Chen next door. He is the mentor of movie kings, the ancestor of Wu Li Tou, the mentor of Tony Leung Chaowei and Zhou Xingxing, who are brothers in need, and the four great kings are all promoted by him. He is the person whom Wang Jie admires the most. Huang Baiming calls him a movie wizard, and Huang Zhan regards him as his lifelong friend and the immortal in music. He is the most talented cultural tycoon in the Hong Kong media. He is the helmsman behind the Sizhang family. He is also the ruthless person who spent 20 billion to eliminate the society. He was liberated and won the league overnight. He is the person the gambling king wants to curry favor with the most. He is a world-class invisible plutocrat who dominates Wall Street. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.