Reborn in Hong Kong: Building a Media Empire and Making a Diva a Star

On the day Qi Chuan entered Hong Kong illegally, all he owned was three Hong Kong dollars. He was an undocumented nobody without even an ID card.

But he knew which novels would become hits over the next thirty years, which songs would go viral, and which newspaper moguls had fatal secrets!

The novels he wrote sent newspaper sales soaring, and readers threatened to burn down the newspaper office if he didn't release more chapters.

He filmed the live-action movie Little Rascals in the Kowloon Walled City, rented out a run-down theater for midnight screenings, and raked in tens of millions at the box office.

TVB dared to blacklist him?

He simply spent the money to acquire ATV, created the blind-audition show The Voice of Xiangjiang with a hundred thousand contestants, and ground the high-and-mighty tycoons into the dirt!

He swallowed up newspaper after newspaper, film company after film company, record label after record label, and TV station after TV station, carving out a place as Asia's untouchable media mogul.

Meanwhile, the songstress he had rescued from the streets was, with his support, steadily climbing toward the throne of pop diva.