
I Just Want to Act, but the System Wants Me to Be a Mogul
我只想演戏,系统让我当大佬
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- Completed
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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What gloom? Bruce Lee died! Most people in Hong Kong were overjoyed. Bruce Lee had opened up the kung fu market, and countless people benefited. Those who used the kung fu banner—Jackie Chan, Leung Siu-lung, Donnie Yen—were all initially just trying to piggyback on Bruce Lee's fame.
Come on!
There are only pictures of her in Hong Kong films! Sigh!
The system told him to be a big shot, but he chose to be a star.
Everyone knows what kind of people Hong Kong celebrities were from the 70s to the 90s. They were forced to make movies at gunpoint, they were given ammunition to act, they were even kidnapped and sent abroad to film. The women were forced to sleep with rich men and triad bosses, while the men were kept by perverted rich women and high-profile gay men. Celebrities wouldn't even be dogs, wouldn't be big shots; being a celebrity was pure madness.
How can you expect to get good grades if you don't even have a female character's character list?
Brigitte Lin
Young Brigitte Lin was indeed top-notch
The author has chosen a niche that no one cares about anymore; Hong Kong entertainment novels and Hong Kong entertainment itself don't get many readers anymore.
Hong Kong's box office revenue is likely more important from overseas markets than domestic ones, particularly Southeast Asia and Japan/South Korea. Profits from these overseas markets are several times higher than those from Hong Kong.
There's basically no market for writing about Hong Kong entertainment news now, unless you write about fabricated stories on other websites.
Looking at the table of contents, Chapter 107 shows that the second movie starring the lead actor has only just started filming. Isn't the progress a bit too slow?
I don't understand how it's written, but judging from what everyone knows about Jackie Chan, he's definitely not the kind of person who doesn't value loyalty. It's simply impossible for him to show no loyalty to the protagonist who helped him so much.