Xiangjiang Entertainment Empire

In the cold winter of 1980, Lin Feng woke up in a public housing estate on Hong Kong Island. His 16-year-old sister Lin Wei was crying and shaking his cold body. >In his previous life, he was in the entertainment industry and did nothing. In this life, he has two golden fingers: a search engine that transcends the times and a tent that can summon employees. >In the first month, he made millions from horse racing lottery tickets, made tens of millions from the stock market turnaround, and registered Universal Holdings in a low-key manner. >When the engineers stepped into Hong Kong as "returned overseas Chinese from Nanyang", Lin Wei looked at the dilapidated printing factory bought by her brother with confusion in her eyes: "Brother, can we really make a fortune by printing newspapers?" >Lin Feng read the headline of "Ming Pao", "Martial arts master Jin Yong seals the pen", and raised the corner of his mouth slightly: "No, we want the whole of Asia to go crazy for the world's words."