I Am a Hong Kong Tycoon: Starting With Movie Making
我是香江大亨：拍电影开始
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- 943k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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The writing is great, and I know the Hong Kong entertainment industry at that time very well. I hope the name will be a homophonic word, so that it will be easier for me to feel involved. Please continue to support me.
Times have changed. Your novel is the most logical and logical thinking given to us born in the 1980s. [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] The points given are too few! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The writing is good, but some people behind the scenes are confused after their names have been changed. The female characters can add some pictures, and the protagonist does not have to shoot horror thrillers all the time (after all, it is only a niche genre with a small audience). You can shoot various types of movies. You can also write about the plot of participating in the three major film festivals to improve your style, and add some romantic encounters with foreign actresses along the way. Japanese actresses and European actresses in the 1980s were still very good [smirk]. Come on, author!
Great content! Please keep it up!
For now, it looks good! Five stars for you, come on!
The writing is good, but the names are all guesswork. If homophony is inconvenient, the author can set a standard in the comments, and no one will care about it. Otherwise, there is no sense of immersion and you are always guessing names.
There are no homophones in the names. It would be nice if we could mark who is who [Chigua]
This is a very carefully written work, much more sincere than a systematic article. I hope there will be more works like this on this subject.
It's well written, but I really don't know who the people in it are talking about. These very old people can't guess at all.
Must like it, it looks comfortable.