
Reborn in Hong Kong: A Mogul of Entertainment
重生港岛:文娱大亨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 836k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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284Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
22.8kFans
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You spend all your time writing about the petty affairs of a few women, and all your girlfriends are from the entertainment industry—honest ones and promiscuous ones alike. None of them work for your company, and you get upset when they go out drinking with clients. Does the whole world revolve around you? Knowing full well what kind of person Liu Hezeng is, don't expect him to remain chaste for you.
Having read so many Hong Kong entertainment articles, I've realized that many themes have been overused. The author could still pursue a career as a literary giant. In Hong Kong, being a literary figure can save a lot of trouble. They could write novels like *The Bridges of Madison County*, *The Rise of a Great Power*, and *The Magic Book*, and then write songs, invest in films, etc.
My aunt is in South Korea
Hong Kong entertainment news has been written about to death. Even if they make money again, can they really earn tens of billions, hundreds of billions, or even trillions a year? But many large companies in Hong Kong can...
The ultimate level of "playing with female celebrities" isn't about whoever is a star and whoever you play with becomes a star. Isn't it more enjoyable to choose the tenderest bud from a garden of beauties and personally nurture it into a blooming flower than to play with a flower that someone else has already watered?
A novel ruined by a woman; who could be so prolific that even blocking chapters wouldn't affect the reading experience?
I finally found a good book; the main character and even the supporting characters like Lin Guan were well-developed. But this rubbish book is so bad, it's like a dog trying to get its hands on something terrible. I started reading it and it got really annoying. Ugh.
After watching a video, I'm now indifferent to Liu Moumou. This guy used to refer to Taiwan as the country when he performed there in the past.
Instead of doing all this, you might as well go public and make money faster. Using capital to fight capital is the only true way. You can pull strings and collect royalties in one country, or make some money in another. Go public and raise money; buy TV stations, buy schools, buy video rentals... You can rent them for a year and a half, then buy them directly after a stock market crash.
Chinese-American journalists are no different from traitors.