
Reborn in Hong Kong: I Became the King of Directors
重生港岛:我成为导演之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 340k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
I'm a '90s Kid: What's So Bad About Being Reborn and a Scoundrel?
A Late-Blooming Superstar: Starting at Sixty Isn't Too Late, Is It?
You Forced Me to Divorce, and Now I’m a King of Pop: Ex-Wife, Why Are You Crying?
King of Cross-Dressing: I Really Don't Want to Be a Diva
The Entertainment Industry's Number One Freeloader
In booklists 17
Hong Kong City, Xiangjiang, and Period Novels
Urban Supernatural Fiction with Imagination, No Idiotic Characters, and Novel Settings
Urban fantasy with supernatural powers. No dumbed-down characters, and give me some fresh, unusual worldbuilding. None of those same-old tropes that never change!
Showbiz Stories About Singers
I've recently gotten into novels about singers and the entertainment industry. Ideally, the songs shouldn't be too old. I'm young, so I haven't heard them. (⋟﹏⋞) Please recommend a few, preferably male-oriented novels. I'm not into female-oriented ones. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into the Hong Kong Entertainment Industry in the 1980s or 1990s! Please!
I've read several books like this before, but I've forgotten their titles.
New Harbor Incoming, Come Check In! ☞(*゚▽゚*)☞
Looking for books similar to Mixing It Up in Hong Kong, I'm Zhang Shihao. Wherever Xin Gang goes, not a blade of grass survives!
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong Crossover Settings, and Southeast Asia
Share your number one pick with me!
Reborn in Hong Kong, I Accidentally Became a Big Shot in Hong Kong Cinema 💥
The kind where it happens by accident.
Looking for Entertainment Industry Stories About Directors, Movies or TV Dramas Are Both Fine
I enjoy patriotic, uplifting stories and official propaganda-style works, such as "The Age of Awakening", "Special Forces: Blade of the Blue Sea", "Wolf Warrior", and "No More Bets".
A Reborn Protagonist Enjoys Hong Kong’s Entertainment Industry
Hong Kong Actresses
July's Hottest New Gangster Stories...
Looking for Great Novels About Directors
Looking for books like "Entertainment: You Can't Imagine How Much Fun Being a Director Is (A Great Film Director)".
The Protagonist Is Reborn in Hong Kong and Marries He Chaoqiong
Reborn in Hong Kong and Founding the Jiuding Conglomerate
Looking for Novels About Smuggling to Hong Kong in the 1970s or 1980s to Break Into Show Business
Novels About Being Reborn in Hong Kong and Marrying He Chaoqiong
Stories where the protagonist is reborn or transmigrates to Hong Kong or Macau and marries He Chaoqiong
The Protagonist Is Reborn in Hong Kong and Marries He Chaoqiong
In same booklists
Hong Kong Crossover: With an Indestructible Body, I Take On an All-Star Girl Group
Hong Kong Films: From Kwun’s Cousin to Ruling the World
Hong Kong Island: I’m the Tycoon of Xiangjiang
Reborn in Hong Kong: Ruling the World from 1977
Reborn in 1986: Hong Kong Island's All-Around Tycoon
Reborn in Hong Kong: Inheriting a Film Company from the Start
Reborn in 1977: From Hong Kong Island to the Top of the Rich List!
Reborn: Starting by Taking Over Hong Kong
Hong Kong Films: Stop Pretending, You Just Want to Steal the Boss's Wife
Reborn in Hong Kong, 1998: I Am the Tycoon
Transmigrated to Hong Kong in 1985: Chasing My Dream in Show Business
Hong Kong Entertainment: 1987, Snapping Up Young Qiu Shuzhen
Hong Kong Island’s Most Devoted Lover
Back in 1977 Hong Kong to Make Movies
Hong Kong Crossover: Signing In as a Goddess, Starting with Forensic Science
Forced to Make Terrible Movies, How Did You Become a Sensation Nationwide?
Reborn in 1990: The Campus Belle Keeps Asking Me Out
Reborn in the 1970s: Becoming the Godfather of Xiangjiang Media
Reborn in Hong Kong: Am I the Ultimate Spendthrift?
Film and TV Crossover: Plotting My Way Through The Knockout, While All My Ex-Wives Make the Rich List
Reader comments 54
Google Translate





































































That's great! I hope the author can bring Wong Ka Kui back in the story, and that he'll live, and live a better life. Even in the novel, I hope he doesn't go to Japan. Learn to give yourself a thumbs up and break the zero-response barrier.
So far, it seems to have had a pretty good start, so why is the review so low? Is it because there haven't been many updates? 🤭
I don't usually give five stars easily, but this book absolutely deserves five stars! It's so well-written, and even though it ends in a dream, I still love it. The reality within the dream, the dream within the reality—that's life.
The writing is good and the plot is well-structured. I hope to see the business battles after the 1997 handover soon.
This is fantastic! I've hardly ever seen any books in this style, because most of them are out of print. This one is a survivor.
Good, author, keep up the good work and don't give up! I hope the protagonist can gradually expand from domestic to international films. Please think carefully before writing the later chapters to avoid any plot holes. Personally, I think it's really good, with no particularly offensive flaws. It's a thoroughly enjoyable read. It would be even better if it had several thousand chapters…
The writing is alright, but I suggest changing all the names back, even homophones would be fine. Otherwise, it's too distracting and affects readability. The Tomato Poetry censorship probably isn't that strict; Hong Kong entertainment isn't like mainland entertainment.
It's alright, but another good one is missing.
Why wasn't Rosamund Kwan a goddess in that era?
It's very enjoyable to watch, and it's excellent. Keep it up!