My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 787 Only after a punch is thrown can Baililai come into being.
This last sentence was actually said by Hong Kong media.

In just three days, the entire city became a basketball fanatic.

After a transoceanic flight of more than ten hours, Shawn Kemp only made one dunk.

The rest of the time was spent wandering around the basketball court and the entire dock area.

Previously somewhat introverted, he couldn't hide his childlike curiosity in this completely new living environment.

Of course, no one noticed the unassuming Hardaway.

Standing at 1.8 meters tall with a robust and sturdy build, he looks more like a bodyguard next to a superstar athlete when standing in a crowd.

Actually, this guy is the real goofball, constantly gesturing wildly to express himself: "I fucking love this place! Boss, where do we stay? I don't want to stay in a hotel, I want to experience this Eastern lifestyle! I know Bruce Lee..."

Wei Dong then took them to have hot pot, drink delicious soup, stroll through the night market, and stay at his home.

The last one was proposed by Kemp himself.

Fred, who had arrived earlier, was staying at a hotel in Mong Kok, a few hundred meters from the pier, with five other people.

Hardaway, a sophomore, was different from those dropouts; he wanted to live in an apartment in the city center, leading Wei Dong to guess that he mainly wanted to make it easier to have fun.

I was a little hesitant, worried that this might be a seasoned veteran leading the introverted teenager astray.

Kemp whispered, "Can I stay at your place, Pete?"

The fact that he called him "Pete" instead of "boss" made Wei Dong laugh out loud; there was absolutely no problem with that.

Translate the black face.

Perhaps Kemp was also fooled by the multi-million dollar mansion in Los Angeles, thinking that since he was dealing with multi-million dollar deals in Detroit and New York, he would be living in a manor when he returned to his own territory.

You could easily fit a little over two meters tall anywhere, right?

Hardaway agreed, saying "uh-huh."

After having a late-night snack, they met up with Brother Fa, who was finishing his night shift, and walked home chatting and laughing.

The Black Wind Duo were utterly astonished; how could it be so small?
Townhouses are cramped places, with narrow and tall buildings, and even after climbing several floors, there are only one or two rooms that are barely the size of a palm.

Aside from the incredibly expensive Upper East Side of Manhattan, it's rare to find in most Citibank locations.

More in Europe.

But he asked Wei Dong to borrow Chow Yun-fat's game console from next door: "Take a look at the games we made, have a good experience, and you can stay in a hotel, an apartment, or my house, it's all fine."

The two were surprised to try out the TV version of "Warrior" and the brand new "Street Fighter" that they had just gotten their hands on.

These are all arcade versions that have been modified and ported to game cartridges.

Apple computers use removable memory cards that are longer than those used in the Famicom, making them compatible with Famicom game cartridges, while the Famicom cannot use memory cards.

Many of Steve's group came from arcade companies. In fact, arcade machines in the 1980s, like the Famicom, were essentially computers with pre-installed systems.

Many things are common to each other.

With color and sound now available, Apple immediately decided to focus on gaming.

They naturally acquired a lot of game copyrights and started cooperating with game developers.

This allowed Wei Dong to obtain a considerable amount of internal game cards.

The two young black men were instantly captivated and no longer cared about sleeping on the floor at the boss's house.

Anyway, let Weidong come along too.

Mao'er and Shi Tou were mainly astonished by the big black guy, as if he were an alien. They secretly hid behind their older brother and peeked at the game screen.

This caused both Shen Laosan and Qin Yuye to curse and swear.

Chow Yun-fat is very filial. After finally buying his own luxury house, he brought his mother and family to live with him.

Therefore, Wei Dong never goes there to bother them anymore.

But what's the point of bringing two little black kids here now? "Let's go buy another apartment next door tomorrow!"

It's like talking about buying groceries.

Shen Cuiyue still had many stories about the martial arts world to tell Rang Weidong.

Now we have to shift our focus and find out what's going on with you.

The next day at the basketball court, Wei Dong chatted with Cheng Lang for quite a while.

Only then could one jokingly say, "Now that the wife is married into the family, shouldn't the concubines also be able to have a legitimate status?"

Wei Dong felt inexplicably guilty: "I couldn't resist when I closed a big deal at the car market, this..." Shen Cuiyue saw his timid and hesitant expression as he admitted his mistake, and she couldn't bear to press him: "What's the big deal? Just have some fun after you're done with your business. As long as you don't get too caught up in the pleasures of love, that's fine."

Wei Dong quickly waved his hand: "No, no, now that I'm practicing with Taoists, there are many more rules to follow."

Shen Cuiyue didn't dwell on the topic of men and women: "Yes, I mainly have two things on my side. What does Old Master Cheng mean by bringing back a few Taoist priests from his hometown? Now there are more than a dozen of them. Is he planning to open another incense hall?"

It turned out that in the past month or so, Cheng Lang had brought over a lot of disciples and grand-disciples from Qingcheng. They all lived and ate with him at the dock, living a frugal and simple life. But they immediately made his previous fortune-telling shop a big success, with many people coming to ask for fortune-telling advice.

He had Wei Dong take out the yellow jade gourd, about the size of a mouse, and hand it over.

In North America, he would often handle and play with it when he had nothing to do: "He said it was a Qingcheng token and magic treasure, and he gave it to me as proof, saying that he wanted to join us in doing things. But when I asked him what he was after, he would mysteriously say that he had his own reasons for giving me such mysterious advice and not getting enough benefits from the rich and powerful.

Old Shen held it in his hands with surprise and examined it carefully: "It's an old item. He must have spent a lot of money on it."

Wei Dong teased her, "It's said that there's a treasure map of Qingcheng Mountain inside, which is probably more valuable than this old object."

Shen Cuiyue immediately handed it back: "Then it's safer to keep it with you... Another thing is that the head of 17K is getting involved in the film company's affairs. Du Hongyi said that Hesheng has taken over this business and will be dealing with all three parties involved."

Wei Dong scoffed, "Damn it, you're just jealous and trying to steal it, yet you have the nerve to come and talk to me face to face?"

Shen Cuiyue said helplessly, "I heard that your brother-in-law owes them 20 million Hong Kong dollars in gambling debts."

Wei Dong's scalp tingled instantly: "I've never heard of it, it's never been mentioned before."

Shen Cuiyue said helplessly, "I'm not trying to sow discord between you and the second wife, so why does she insist on sticking to you like this?"

To make Wei Dong trust his favorite concubine like all incompetent emperors: "She probably doesn't know, and it's not even certain if there really are 20 million. Let me put it this way, we got about a billion US dollars from Citibank this time, which is about seven billion Hong Kong dollars. Do you think she would try to hide 20 million from me in a roundabout way?"

He also explained in a rare soft voice: "Twenty million Hong Kong dollars is nothing to us now, but it certainly won't be given away for nothing. Moreover, helping gamblers pay off their debts is the most foolish thing to do. Chow Yun-fat's father was a gambler. Well, that director Wang Xin said his mother was also that kind of person, who ruined the whole family."

Shen Cuiyue curled her lips into a cold smile: "Heh, anyway, all they're shouting is that they want the money back, or they'll be forced to make those kinds of movies!"

Wei Dongcai was somewhat surprised: "Damn, these social scum can't be allowed to stay!"

But then she thought again: "You guys should go back to the mainland first, to avoid any trouble. You can't threaten me into making pornographic films."

Shen Laosan finally chuckled: "You just want to! Let her go back. Anyone who wants to capture me will have to leave their life behind no matter what..."

At this point, she finally showed some of the fierceness of a江湖妹 (a woman from the martial arts world).

Wei Dong quickly tried to dissuade him: "I've had another shooting in Los Angeles this time. Looking back, it's true that it's easy to have murderous intent when you're carrying a weapon. Behave yourselves, behave yourselves. We have a reputation to maintain in Hong Kong. Old Du dared to take on this case, of course he's asking for something in return."

Shen Cuiyue nodded: "He said he has collected about five thousand old shipping containers for you, as well as more than ten sets of imported refrigerated containers and a complete set of blueprints. Now he is just waiting for you to give them something to do in the movie. Hundreds or thousands of brothers are waiting for food every day and are anxious."

Wei Dong pondered, "Who knows when Stephen Chow's movie will be finished? Let's shoot the music video first, hehe, a basketball video."

The street-smart girl definitely couldn't understand: "This can make money?"

Wei Dong was instructed to get to work immediately, and Qin Yuye arranged for the filming of music videos for the new albums of various signed singers at the office building.

Jiang Jialing and Rong Gu each organized their own teams and contacted the media to film at the basketball court.

Wei Dong didn't know how to film, but he had seen a lot.

With his guidance, even professional photographers know what to do.

First, let's take a panoramic view from the rooftop. The area around the basketball court at the pier is so crowded that it's like a bustling temple fair, you can't even squeeze in.

Then the camera pans across the shoulders of countless people, entering the stadium to film the young black men feeding Kemp the ball during practice.

The entire stadium was packed with people, all craning their necks to watch Kemp's frenzied dunks with their violent aesthetics, cheering and exclaiming in amazement!

Introverted teenagers do indeed get more excited in these situations, dunking with various styles: front dunks, reverse dunks, layups, reverse dunks, spin dunks, and between-the-legs dunks.

He became famous for his dunks when he was twelve years old, and performed everywhere to earn pocket money.

He's a genius in this area; he doesn't need anyone to teach him, and he can throw down dunks that get people's blood pumping at will.

After filming for most of the day, they immediately took the footage to dub and add music, produced the master tape, and then mass-produced it. As soon as it got dark, they handed it over to the various bosses of Hesheng to distribute to their underlings to sell everywhere!

Wei Dong covered the production costs and the cost of blank videotapes. The money from the various gangsters in Hesheng was theirs to keep, and how they split it with their bosses was their internal business.

It is said that by midnight, tens of thousands of videotapes had been sold, and some people even took ZS boats to the right bank, Makan, and even Faisalbin to sell them!
Even gangsters can be quite hardworking when it comes to sales.

In reality, the footage captured by the television media throughout the day had already been broadcast on various television news channels that evening.

The videotapes sold well because of the advertising after the TV broadcast. In the days before TV replays, how could you excitedly tell people that you saw a basketball legend on TV?

Videotapes are now being sold everywhere, on every street corner.

So on the third day, the HK Basketball Association finally called, hoping to invite the Tung Sing Basketball Arena to play a game against the HK professional basketball champion team to see how they fared, and then everyone could sit down and discuss the future development plan of HK basketball.

This is a classic example of seizing the initiative to create a great buzz and gain the right to speak.

(End of this chapter)