Hong Kong Showbiz, 1973: Starting by Turning Down Run Run Shaw

Zhao Yazhi can't make a movie because she doesn't have the acting skills

😅You'll end up like Jackie Chan if you keep acting! If you have the talent, act to your heart's content; if the box office is bad, just shelve it. You're the godfather of entertainment; you need to own your own cinema chains, film companies, major newspapers, and buy another ATV in the 80s! Then you can call yourself the father of entertainment! If you achieve that, you can say that in Hong Kong, your mouthpiece is invincible.

To be honest, the first thing that comes to mind when I think of the male lead's name is Brandon Lee, Bruce Lee's son. 😂

I suggest including the reward options in the description; the current description isn't appealing.

Hong Kong 1984: Starting from Cinema City Author, please don't follow this book's example and ruin the ending! It's a shame it was such a good read.

The writing is alright, but the system appears too frequently. It would be best if there were no system at all, as it's easy to get distracted from the story.

The writing is becoming increasingly difficult to understand. I have some questions. The protagonist's seemingly impressive "golden finger" at the beginning has gradually disappeared, Bai Xiaoman has vanished, and the various powerful skills that helped him find a way out have almost been rendered useless.

The writing is alright, but why can't it be published yet? I'm worried that if it's free, the author might stop writing halfway through.

It's well-written! Why isn't it available for purchase yet?

I was just about to vote for my monthly ticket when I caught up to the end and found out that Cherie Chung has feelings for Yuen Biao. Are they going to be paired up?