Dragons and Tigers in Hong Kong

Dear author, when you write a script, can you please consider its plausibility? Harry Potter and Jurassic Park are adapted from novels, and Star Wars is almost a movie. Aren't you afraid of being dissected, sued, and having your script edited? You need to be more familiar with common sense, otherwise, what you write will be very toxic...

After scanning the table of contents and jumping in to take a look, it seems the main character is following in Jackie Chan's footsteps? Suddenly I remembered that I seemed to have read a few pages of this book before, but then I stopped reading it. It's because following Jackie Chan's path, especially the early kung fu style, doesn't suit me. You've traveled through time.

I hope the author doesn't make films that are too ahead of their time. Don't make something like that Hong Kong entertainment film that made "God of Gamblers" in the 80s and then "A Chinese Odyssey"—it left me speechless. Chow Yun-fat in bell-bottoms looks so out of place! His acting wasn't up to par back then either.

It's not that I look down on Wing Chun, but Wing Chun really doesn't have much practical fighting ability. Compared to kickboxing, Muay Thai, and boxing, Wing Chun is just all about the looks and style...

It's a similar premise to "The King of Comedy." Zhao Yazhi, Brigitte Lin, and Teresa Teng all had other actresses they dated and were just kept for maintenance. These days, rich people have multiple wives, let alone someone reborn—who would remain chaste?

These kinds of novels usually get zombie movies made later on. I feel like the author could try combining some settings from *Under One Person* to create a supernatural cinematic universe. Actually, many infinite flow novels mention the feng shui master issue from *Mr. Vampire*. Recently, I rewatched Uncle Ying's movies, and I feel like it could be integrated like Marvel, with a powerful enemy, or even including *Wu Xin: The Monster Killer*. 😁😁

Brigitte Lin is really not as pretty as Angie Chiu.

It's only good with Joey Wong in it, but the protagonist's time travel is a bit ahead of its time.

Haha, if Ye Jin had taken the desperate route first, it would have been much harder for Uncle Long to rise to the top.

Female Star Building: Zhao Yazhi, Brigitte Lin, Chingmy Yau, Anita Yuen, Christy Chung, Rosamund Kwan, Cecilia Cheung, Michelle Reis, Vivian Chow, Ada Choi, Maggie Cheung, Sharla Cheung, Joey Wong, Gong Li, Vivian Chen, Gigi Leung, Athena Chu, Yammie Lam, Fennie Yuen, Loletta Lee, Cherie Chung, Carman Lee, Nina Li Feel free to add more!