[Hong Kong Crossover] [Showbiz] [Romance with a Villain] [1990s]
Loan sharks kicked down the door to collect, threatening to make her “pay them back by starring in a film.”
Lin Wantang pulled out her pen and stayed up all night writing Prison on Fire, then sent it to a magazine.
She was a top student in acting who had been born into Hong Kong Island, with countless classics from her past life stored in her mind.
The editor-in-chief scoffed at her manuscript and tossed it into the wastepaper basket.
That night, Crow, the boss of the Tung Sing gang, kicked open the editorial office door, grabbed the editor-in-chief by the collar, and demanded, “Who wrote this? Get it published!”
Once he started reading, he couldn’t put it down.
As readers across Hong Kong went wild, snapping up every installment, she used a sales bet to drive out the editor-in-chief, reclaim the rights, and start building her own film company.
Crow stood downstairs from her office with a cigarette in his mouth. “You’re making movies, right? I’ll invest. My condition: be my girlfriend.”
Everyone waited to laugh at the student girl buried in debt.
No one knew that the film she planned to make would mark the beginning of the entire history of Chinese-language cinema.
And the villain, infamous across Hong Kong as a ruthless thug, was now as obedient as a dog, squatting on the set and helping her carry equipment.
In the book, the underworld is very legal. . .
There is a similar book about the heroine's rebirth. The heroine is also the one who made the movie. It is more distinctive and not sluggish. The crow is also very distinctive. This book has an AI feel.
Just like the AI skit, one line at a time. In that era, people would just go to the knife and talk to you for so long.
Feels like pure AI
Why doesn't anyone rate it? Does it look good?
AI looks annoying
It's so hard to watch and I don't have the patience to keep reading.