Hong Kong Entertainment Emperor

Dude, what's the difference between yours and the first one?

If you're an ordinary person, you see the glamour of the entertainment industry; if you're an ordinary professional in the industry, you see the hardships; but if you're a mid-to-high-level executive in the film and television industry, you see only extravagance and decadence.

You're already a tycoon, and you still treat celebrities like treasures??? Hong Kong's tycoons have already set an example for you, and you still treat them like treasures??? A nobody is a nobody. Being reborn doesn't mean you can ignore other people's abilities. Even if you were a reborn person, you might not be able to compare to Jackie Chan and Wong Jing, let alone surpass them in the entertainment industry.

Since you've been reborn, you should at least do something high-class. For example, Ms. He, Wang Fuxin, and Luo Baowen. There are many beautiful and academically successful heiresses in Hong Kong. Even if you date Ming Meilian or Zhou Kaixuan, they're still better than these celebrities.

This author is the most unambitious I've ever seen. Since making tens of thousands of yuan a month is stable, he's written four books with the same plot, the same female lead, the same company name, and the same business strategy—it's basically plagiarism, not really plagiarism.

I don't know why everyone wants to choose Zhao Yazhi. She already has children and still wants more. Even Dorgon couldn't handle it, how could you?

It's obvious without even reading it that once they're rich, each branch of the family will move to a different country, and the eldest son will definitely be named X Wenjie. All of their books follow the same formula, and they haven't realized they're out of touch with the times, still living in their comfort zone. This book will probably be their swan song, and they'll retire from the online novel world.

This is like abandoning a story altogether. You've already reached this level, and you're still giving up? Luckily, I haven't watched it yet.

This author has finally exhausted this genre. Judging from the lack of collectors, this book will probably be abandoned soon. I already disliked his previous book, *First Pot of Gold*, with its ridiculous plot point about getting professors to suggest ways to make money with *Camel Xiangzi* novels—it was utterly absurd. This one is even more ridiculous; he tries to extort money from financial fraudsters when he's nobody, seemingly unafraid of being ruined. It's as ridiculous as it gets.

If you overuse the same old tricks, people will get tired of them and stop buying into them. It would be better to be a willing lackey of foreign capital, wreak havoc on Hong Kong, save it from ruins, and then move on to another country. Since it's going to become ruins and remnants sooner or later anyway, might as well cause some trouble in advance.