Hong Kong Film: Let You Make a Salty and Wet Film and Make You the Richest Man?

It took Chen Chen six years to go from Blue Lantern to Straw Sandals in a world where Hong Kong films and Hong Kong comics merged. This year, when Chen Chen was 23 years old, he awakened Su Hui, gained memories of his past life, and activated the adult entertainment empire system. All profits generated from adult, salty, wet and other related businesses can be used for lottery draws. Just when Chen Chen was planning to make a salty and wet movie, Big Boss B approached Chen Chen and asked him to make money from making a salty and wet movie. Chen Chen readily agreed, but Big Boss B only gave him a 10% dividend, which meant Chen Chen had to work in vain. "Since you treat me like a cow and a horse, I can only send you to sell salted duck eggs." "Sister-in-law is very nice. I've had it a dozen times, but I have no interest in helping you take care of your wife. I'll just borrow a knife to kill someone and send you on the road together." Just when Chen Chen set up a trap to kill Big Boss B, his era of heroism began. Many years later, a reporter asked: "Some people call you King Xianshi, some people call you Guichen, and some people call you Chen Chaoren. Which one do you prefer?" Chen Chen: "I don't even like it. It's best to call me Chen Sheng. You are plump enough. Come to my room at night." Reporter: "... Okay." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.