
The Last Mogul of Hong Kong Cinema
港娱最后一位大佬
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
143Chapters
0Votes
1.5kRecs
75Fans
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Reader comments 13
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After reading it, many people said that they couldn't stand it after reading it for a few chapters, but I was able to defeat the British and Japanese in the first chapter. Why don't I just point out the bayonet and wait for it? Isn't it good to just play ball? Why would the United States and the Soviet Union be left alone?
Fuck, what I posted before was deleted. The content setting must have been copied from Wang Zijun's "Starry Star", and I won't let anyone tell me.
It doesn't make you popular, the terminology is not appropriate, 30% of the shares, is it very different from working for others? Can't you buy a record company yourself and cooperate with Mei for mutual benefit? The plot development is also a bit random
I can't help it, it's so rubbish. Let me see if I can block you as the author.
You are ahead on the road of embarrassment.
The first chapter broke my defense. China is so powerful, so why do they want to engage in Hong Kong entertainment?
Your background world background feels so fucked up, I feel so defeated.
The first chapter sent me away, the author is awesome
I was blown away by Niubi in the first chapter. I admire the author.
The country with such a strong background and land area at the beginning has no connection with the author's layout of events. The writing is very stingy, which makes it very embarrassing and awkward to read. In writing, it is a little larger than the actual Hong Kong SAR and more than half smaller than the actual China.