Hong Kong Entertainment: Starting from Illegal Immigration, I Will Build the Mango Dynasty!

The moon was dark and the wind was high. The stowaway boat was stopped by the marine police and more than twenty stowaways were driven into the sea. Cheng Weiliang protected the three girls from the snake-headed baseball bat and jumped into the cold water where sharks were infested. When he opened his eyes again, he became Zhou Guodong, a melon seed seller in the Diamond Hill squatter area - his brain was smashed and he lost his memory. He owed a loan shark of 40,000 yuan in his pocket, and there was a flying girl who blocked the door of the eldest sister and wanted to be his girlfriend. In the restaurant next door, Lian Yishe and 13K were taking pictures of the street's tudipei, but he was thinking about another thing: the business world had been ups and downs for twenty years in his previous life, and he knew the rise of Mango Terrace by heart. "Brother Guodong, I'm going to vote for Lian Yi She!" Cheng Weiliang pushed the melon seed stand, picked up his coat and walked out. At the same time, a handwritten notice had just been posted outside the dilapidated video parlor on the corner of the street that was for sale at a low price - "This store is for sale, interested in interviewing." Jackie Chan has just become famous in Hong Kong with Drunken Master, Stephen Chow is still hosting children's programs, and the entire golden decade of Hong Kong entertainment has not yet begun. And he was squatting on the rooftop of the squatter area, using tree branches to draw a diagram of the original structure of Mango Terrace on the gray ground. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.