A Gang of Villainous Bigwigs Make Movies in Republican-Era China

This is a story where everyone is a villain! No joke, there isn’t a single good person in it! A villainous girl and her fellow twenty-first-century villain squad transmigrate back to the Republican era. Starting with the production of China’s first silent film, they turn the entertainment industry upside down and leave it in chaos and turmoil. One day, the four most powerful big shots in Hong Kong are sitting together playing mahjong. “Pong!” The young master of the Qing Gang smiles and clasps his hands. “Gentlemen, I’ll take that. The land in the east of the city is mine from now on.” “Kong!” The banking mogul, whose family is rolling in money, curls his lip with a smile that doesn’t reach his eyes. “Sorry, gentlemen, but you won’t be able to meddle in the concessions anymore.” “Chow!” The young master of the Chao Gang casually crosses his legs. “Haha, gentlemen, looks like the river transport business is all mine.” “Mahjong!” The delicate screen queen, whom everyone had helped elevate and who stood beside the business tycoon whose holdings stretched across all of Hong Kong, sweeps away the tycoon’s tiles with one hand. With elegant brows raised, she smiles and says, “Sorry, gentlemen. I’m going to be second to none and take it all!” The big shots burst into tears and turn to the frail, sickly man with a delicate constitution. “Boss, your little darling is about to take over the world. Aren’t you going to rein her in?” The big shot coughs weakly. “Sorry, gentlemen. I’m the one she’s second to.” P.S. A refined villainess heroine and a yandere, twisted male lead. The leads are the biggest villains in the whole book, and the villains rule the world. The end!