Drunk on a Pillow in Fragrant Hong Kong

The White Dragon King is your father, you admire him so much, and you specifically wrote such a character so that the protagonist becomes his believer. How does it make it more enjoyable and help the plot?

I have read this novel several times, but I just can't get into it. I feel that the author did not check the information when writing the book. The screenwriting fee was 10 million, and the novel was 5 yuan per word. At that time, it was impossible to follow the original, and it looked like a fantasy novel.

In the 1980s, whose screenwriter made so much money? ? ? ? The script of "Celestial Silkworm" written by Huang Ying was 50,000, and the screenwriter was 800 per episode. At that time, TVB and Li's TV station were fighting, and everyone was competing for the price of talents. Wong Jing must have just arrived at Shaw Brothers at that time. Shaw Brothers is a big studio system. How could Fang Yihua give so much money to the screenwriter? She paid tens of thousands to the director, let alone the screenwriter, and there was no need to think about the share. Shaw Brothers didn't even give Bruce Lee or Xu Guanwen face.

It is a Hong Kong entertainment novel from more than ten years ago. If you read it now, it is still quite interesting.

Pig's Knuckle is a bit heartless, has no background, and no force value. I really can't imagine how he survived in Hong Kong in the 1980s...,

What is written here? How can I read the first three chapters that are so sparsely written? Rubbish

After reading it, I thought it was okay at the beginning. I heard others say it was a double penetration. I skipped it and read it. It was really disgusting. It was about to end and I was feeding the readers shit. It was more enjoyable than not. I couldn't think of any other reason for designing this plot except that I wanted to feed the readers shit at the end.

This novel is pure cool writing, and nothing about it can stand up to scrutiny. If you have any brains, this novel is full of errors and omissions.

This is the first novel that I couldn't bear to read. It's so outrageous. A script costs 300,000 yuan. It's written with Stephen Chow as the male lead, the king of comedy. He was also asked to be the male lead while he was still doing a side job. He would rather not act than insist on his own opinion. The author has no basic thinking skills.

This was from more than ten years ago, so it was okay, but now it looks like garbage. There are too many errors and there are many problems with logic.