I Am a Magician in Hong Kong Island

Just from reading the introduction, you can tell that the protagonist has no brains.

No matter how superstar you are, it's useless. In the end, you just end up working for the underworld and chaebols.

The protagonist is not worthy of the title of Best Actor at all. When he meets a star in time travel, he is so excited that he cannot stand it. What is there to be excited about?

The most unappetizing thing about time travel in urban literature is that there is a system. Your foresight is the biggest system, the biggest golden finger, especially entertainment literature, which looks at how you get rich, how you start step by step, interact with female celebrities, gain glory, dominate the world, private jets, wineries, ranches, a life that ordinary people have never seen, yachts, golf, upper class society, and gossip.

Ninety-nine percent of the entertainment articles about rebirth in Hong Kong are thrown into the street. After being reborn and not making money, they actually go to some entertainment industry. Some people read this kind of novel a few years ago, but now fewer people read it and it doesn't make them feel interesting.

Octagon champion, 40 years old, movie king. After traveling through time, he couldn't help shouting: Master Xing. Damn it, writing about the age of 14 before rebirth is too much

The author asked the protagonist to take the actor training class, and it was of no use to give him such an awesome golden finger. Work for an established chaebol.

A junk plug-in, used to restrict the protagonist? And if you are a low-level person who just wants to save this and that, why don't you become a priest? At least the Holy Mother has an appetite for you.

The system life limit is really poisonous, I gave up the book.

I have read dozens of novels about traveling across Hong Kong. Those who write about entertainment have the worst grades. Those who write about business wars and become tycoons and plutocrats will generally have good grades as long as their writing and logic are not too exaggerated.

I thought I was an agent? Turns out I was a star too, so boring

Recommended words: Ye Jun was originally a mixed martial arts champion who dominated the octagonal cage. After retiring due to injury, he moved to the entertainment industry. Later, he won the title of Best Actor in the entertainment industry. Once he woke up from his dream, he arrived in Hong Kong in 1982. At this time, the golden age of entertainment in Hong Kong was just about to begin. Witness the story of the protagonist getting involved in the entertainment industry. Author: Second in command of Secret Garden Status: Serialized Number of words: 49,000 words Type & Suitable for the crowd: urban writing, entertainment writing. Suitable for book lovers who like entertainment and Hong Kong entertainment. The protagonist is originally a mixed martial artist and an actor in the entertainment industry. He was reborn in Hong Kong in 1982 and has his own system (currently, this system is quite useless). The system can query knowledge. As of 2022, it will serve as a search engine. The system requires the protagonist to accumulate luck value. The luck value can be queried for information or used as the protagonist's survival time. The origin of the luck value is that the protagonist and the superstar are bound to cause and effect. The superstar will receive abundant luck value after achieving achievements. The protagonist currently seems to be taking the artist route. He has just been admitted to the wireless training class and is a student in the same class as Wei Zai. I'm not sure if I will follow the path of film, television, singing, etc. In the future. Highlight 1 of this book: Get to know celebrities who have not yet made their fortunes, and help them reach or even surpass their peak. Aspect 2: Witness the growth of our favorite Hong Kong stars. Aspect 3: I hope the protagonist can save those celebrities who can't. Currently making friends with celebrities: Xing Ye, Wei Zai, Liang Kun, Lan Jieying. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial"}

It's better to go to Hong Kong Island and know those people who can succeed in selling courses and defrauding resources without being a magician, and others will thank you. When writing about Hong Kong entertainment, it is best to reflect the social situation at that time. Some film and television backgrounds, Hong Kong's development at that time, and the impact of world trends had a great impact. The form of entertainment is not as good as me being a magician in Hong Kong.

This introduction doesn't have the feeling of being a magician at all.

Very creative, the writing style is also fresh and delicate, I'm impressed

Regarding the Feng Shui shop door, I have checked the information, and it is indeed written in "Mandarin" and "Cantonese". I would like to share it with my book friends.