Hong Kong Showbiz in 1984

I originally intended to write about the thrill of Ghost Blows Out the Light, but I only scratched the surface. Other parts weren't exciting enough either. It was too bland.

This includes the subsequent development of film and television adaptations of the IP, and the occasional appearance of a few Hong Kong actresses. I believe most readers clicked on this book because of Ghost Blows Out the Light, drawn by its novelty. Don't end up writing haphazardly, jumping from one topic to another, until you don't even know what you're writing anymore.

Could you add Rosamund Kwan? It feels like a waste for Hong Kong entertainment companies not to expose her flaws. 🤭

The casting for the female lead was poor. Vivian Chow was definitely a good choice, Brigitte Lin became too masculine after 30, Cherie Chung wasn't pretty at all, and Joey Wong's looks were inconsistent and didn't last long. They should have chosen someone from Hong Kong or Taiwan who was beautiful in her youth, has a longer shelf life, or someone like Lin Chi-ling, Michelle Reis, or Cecilia Cheung.

Kang Jianfei is old now, why imitate him? It's pointless. Besides, the author's writing style is strange and bizarre. It's even inferior to Lao Wang from the Taiwanese entertainment era.

At the beginning, I thought it was about physical possession, but it turned out to be about soul possession? Then why did you write a story that begins with something falling from the sky?

Remove the filter of yesteryear, and Hong Kong entertainment beauties are just so-so. Regardless of character, Rosamund Kwan and Michelle Reis can be considered the two most beautiful actresses of their time, and Brigitte Lin was also good-looking in her youth. Joey Wong's weight fluctuated, so it's hard to say. The others were just average-looking, far inferior to those in mainland entertainment.

It's inexplicable. Can a person really be a luminous being with countless butterflies chasing after them? They're not a succubus.

You're messing with me? I ordered so many, and you just cut them all?

Author, tell the truth, are you the author of that novel by Cinema City? Both are from 1984, both are by Tsui Hark. I strongly suspect that the unfinished novel was written by someone else.