Hong Kong Entertainment: from Secretly Filming Zhao Yazhi to Dominating the Film Industry

The All-Star newspaper has been revived with exclusive scandals and serialized masterpieces, but Ye Huainan's ambitions go far beyond being a newspaper tycoon. When the system was activated and his past life memories turned into a real library of skills and scripts, he set his sights on a broader battlefield - the Hong Kong film industry that was being eroded by old martial arts films. Armed with Kaixin Gui's bizarre creativity and Shanghai Tang's epic script, he won over Huang Baiming, who had been neglected by Shaw Brothers, signed the still young and naive Kwan Chi-Lin, and even lured the future Academy Award-winning photography master into the yet-to-be-listed All-Star Company. But the real killer move is hidden deep in his mind: those entertainment resources that are forty years ahead of the times are about to rewrite the Hong Kong film landscape in incredible ways. The first movie has not been completed yet, but the down-and-out second generation ancestor I met in the casino turned out to be a movie distribution giant that will shock Asia in the future. Ye Huainan knows that making a good film is only the first step, and getting the film into the eyes of the audience is the real key to dominating the film industry. Now, all he lacks is a debut that can blow through the box office ceiling. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.