Eighties Hong Kong: From Bankrupt Heiress to Media Tycoon

Xu Tingwan, the entertainment industry's top public relations director, opens her eyes to find herself the daughter of a publisher on the brink of bankruptcy in 1980s Hong Kong.

From the start, her father dies unjustly, rivals kick her while she's down, and a gang blocks the door to collect a ten-million-yuan debt.

Looking at the piles of literary magazines in the storeroom, magazines so worthless even scrap dealers won't take them, Xu Tingwan gives a cold laugh.

All she needs to do is make money? How could the entertainment industry's top strategist starve?

Let's get a female-led suspense serial going! Let's expose the stars' good and bad sides in a ranking list!

Overnight, the waste paper once used to prop up table legs is transformed, driving Hong Kong residents into a frenzy as they queue all night to buy it!

Her competitors make snide remarks: "Cheap tabloid gossip. It doesn't belong in polite society!"

Xu Tingwan turns around and brings forth Asian superstar actors and actresses, establishes the largest cinema chain alliance in Hong Kong, and builds a media empire worth hundreds of billions, all while crushing the wealthy and powerful beneath her feet!

A reporter asks, "Miss Xu, everyone says you control half of Hong Kong's entertainment industry?"

Xu Tingwan smiles. "Let me correct you: all of it."