I Came to Hong Kong Showbiz with Two Billion Dollars and Took It by Storm

Two billion, or US dollars, went to play Hong Kong entertainment... Drunk. My head has not been caught by the door more than 10,000 times, and I still can't come up with this idea 😰

Joke! Hong Kong Entertainment's total value is not even worth US$2 billion.

Is the villain Eric Tsang too deliberately written? Are you inexplicably hostile to pig's feet?

The money from this book is almost worth money. There are systematic rewards, and you can realistically earn billions and billions, constantly trading stocks... And stock trading is just that, but you still bring people with you every time, even if it is your own woman. You don't have the body to be attractive, and if a woman has more than 1 billion, who can still be your harem? There are too many wisdom drops, and if you feel too happy, you won't be able to substitute them.

Hong Kong Entertainment: This guy is stupid and has a lot of money. Colleagues, come quickly! The price of 10,000 Hong Kong dollars for an extra actor's tattered clothes is not too much.

Your setting... I just finished reading the first chapter. The system gave the protagonist the identity of an investment genius, and the content is that you can get a refund by investing money in movies. So in the eyes of outsiders, wouldn't it mean that the investment genius from Wall Street has been losing money investing in movies? So what does such an outrageous identity setting mean? Wouldn't it be okay to directly set up inheritance or something that fits the protagonist's image of being stupid and rich?

It makes me laugh so hard, 2 billion US dollars to play Hong Kong entertainment? At the peak of the Hong Kong entertainment industry in 1992, the total output value of the entire industry, including overseas revenue, was only about HK$4 billion. This was still output value, not profit. In terms of output value, one US dollar at that time was almost HK$8.

Isn't it easy to lose money investing in film and television dramas? Nine out of ten movies are losses. How many movies have all-star casts been cast in and all of them are paid for? Are you afraid that you will be able to get your money back? There is another TV series involving wealthy families competing for property with an investment of 1 billion. They spend 500 million to buy a villa and 200 million to buy cars and jewelry as props. Can't you live in it after the filming is completed? I can't even play Goldfinger.

Xiangjia's dog, if you take Xiangjia's investment in stocks and don't get a share, it's really disgusting🤮🤮

I have a little doubt: judging from the title of the book, 2 billion U. S. Dollars is equivalent to investment. I am not sure whether the world's richest man can easily take out 2 billion U. S. Dollars in liquidity. The protagonist casually takes out 2 billion U. S. Dollars. He should be an absolute big shot, so the question is: 1. If the protagonist is really a big shot, is it interesting to go to a small puddle and write a small puddle travel diary? 2. If the protagonist only has these 2 billion US dollars and nothing else, then there is no need to invest. When you reveal your wealth, you will be finished. You can be directly controlled to spit out everything you have. A kid who goes into the city with money will die, but if you don't just hold the imperial seal, who will die? Think about how much money the four major families took and fled to the United States. Now there is no news about their descendants. After all, they are not completely without protection. Who do you have to protect you?