I Pioneered the Era of Zombie Movies in Hong Kong

It's so stupid that you just opened your mouth and took 500,000 yuan from Uncle Liu, who is known for being stingy, for filming. Are you stupid or is he stupid?

Is this author sleepwalking in hysteria? At that time, when you returned to the mainland, you thought you could make any movie you wanted to make?? Besides, Hong Kong was in chaos at that time, and people all over the world were clamoring to return to the mainland within a few years. What are you thinking about? I don't know.

Liu Xiaoli has always wanted to run away. The protagonist can abduct people to Hong Kong and play them in any shape they want 🙂

I couldn't stand the first chapter. Too retarded. An 18-year-old stowaway with a ghost-fighting script can become a director? Who is Wang Jing? He is a dignified college student majoring in Chinese in Hong Kong. His father is a great director. He grew up on a set. He had to work as a screenwriter for several years before he debuted.

Chapter 1: Poison Hair, nothing else. Sammo Hung played the villain in Bruce Lee's movie, Lam Ching-ying was Bruce Lee's special stunt double, and Yuen Wah helped Bruce Lee do somersaults. Sammo Hung and Lin Zhengying are the perfect Golden Harvest family. You actually saw Sammo Hung and Lam Ching-ying on the set of Shaw Brothers Warlords, and you even asked them to film ghosts and ghosts and Bruce Lee fighting. Could you please take a look at the relationship between the actors at that time?

Is the threshold for writing novels so low? Has anyone read this book?? A high school dropout by mistake approached Lei Jun with PTT and asked for 50 million angel investment, saying that the project could defeat WeChat. If it failed, he would not get any salary. Guess what, Lei Jun agreed. The beginning of the book is even more outrageous than this, because it is possible for ordinary people to start a successful business, but in those days, people who had just immigrated there probably could not even use a camera, so it was impossible for them to be directors.

Why do you always emphasize returning to the mainland? The time is obviously not ripe

Ghosts fight ghosts. Are you serious about trying to beat Jingwu Sect? Don't laugh me to death.

I want to go back to the mainland and buy chocolate and fat meat to take back. . . . Really speechless

I looked through the chapters and roughly understood that the space has become very large. The protagonist is going back to distribute supplies and wants to make some contribution to the country. The idea is good. The country really does not lack what you have. It has developed as usual without it, and it is pretty good now. The protagonist doesn't have a shipping company, so things just fly over? Is national security just a decoration? Xiangjiang is a city of spies. Why do you really think you don't have a dish next to you? Such a rich man, I don't know how many eyes are staring at him, openly or secretly. People who are not under control should not evaporate inexplicably! It's awesome if you have a system. If you don't play Time Travel, it would be superfluous to use such a large space. If you want to travel during the Anti-Japanese War, it would still be useful.