In 1990, I Became a King and Queen in Hong Kong Entertainment.

Back in 1990, I was a super agent and put future superstars on the ejection track. 1990 Was an epoch-making year for Hong Kong Island's entertainment industry. The music world is changing from old to new, and a new style of nonsensical movies and a new generation of kung fu movies are emerging in the film world. In the television industry, with the acquisition of ATV by the Lin family, a tens-billion consortium, TBB's dominance has been seriously challenged. Ling Zhe traveled to this period and started out as a poor and humble waiter in a tea restaurant. He originally just wanted to get into the entertainment industry to improve his life. Relying on the prediction of the future and seizing the opportunities given by the times, he climbed up step by step, obtained the management rights of future superstars in advance, and pushed Zhou Xingxing, Jet Li, Huang Fei, Li Peng, Huang Zihua, etc. To the pinnacle of their careers. Naturally, he also had romantic entanglements with some famous female stars, and he gradually became a person who made great changes in Hong Kong Island. However, behind the vanity fair where money flows is all a game of interests. Is this era really allowing such a person to exist? The shadow is getting closer and closer. Should we adhere to the principle of not destroying the historical line and continue to make money, or should we lead Hong Kong Entertainment, which has been declining from prosperity to prosperity, to a new future before the shadow is completely shrouded? This book is essentially a historical text, not a fictitious text that covers the time. It is deeply bound to the historical environment, historical figures, and historical events. It has a certain reading threshold and is suitable for those who are interested in exploring the real past events of Hong Kong Island's entertainment industry. Those who have a deep filter on celebrities should be cautious. It is not recommended for readers under the age of twenty.