Showbiz: I Returned to the Eighties to Make Hong Kong Movies

Ye Ming transmigrates to a parallel world, arriving in Hong Kong in 1979.

It is an era of extravagance and easy riches, and the age when Hong Kong cinema is about to rise.

It is also an era of utter chaos.

Fortunately, Ye Ming gets bound to the Entertainment Domination System.

And so, Ye Ming rises to prominence.

He discovers Uncle Jiu and ushers in the golden age of supernatural and zombie films.

Just as countless others begin to imitate him, Ye Ming discovers Brother Fa and once again ushers in a golden age, this time for gambling films.

Once again, countless people follow suit.

Just when everyone thinks Ye Ming has run out of ideas, A Chinese Odyssey bursts onto the scene, ushering in another golden age, this time for nonsensical comedy.

In this era, Ye Ming is all-powerful, able to hold up the sky with one hand.

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