The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 736 Holy crap, Zhen Yuanzhai! (Seeking monthly votes)
"Isn't this world a bit too chaotic?"

Sitting on the sofa in the lounge, Wu Aiguo looked at the traditional Chinese characters in the newspaper in his hand and felt a bit overwhelmed.

The front page of the newspaper was filled with sensational reports of the police-criminal battle.

I don't know which reporter was so brave, but they managed to get to the front lines of the police-criminal battle and capture very clear footage.

In the photo, several masked bandits are seen wielding submachine guns and recklessly unleashing a hail of ammunition, while the police opposite them are pinned down and unable to raise their heads.

Ultimately, however, these ruthless bandits were still unable to escape the capture and killing by the police.

Damn, that's Hong Kong Island!
If a newspaper in China dared to report this, it would probably be finished immediately.

If one didn't carefully read the newspaper articles and only looked at that clear photo, one would definitely think that the bandits had powerful firepower and were able to escape unscathed.

In the corner, there was also a report about a triad leader being hacked to death in the street.

Then came reports of various murders, as well as some headless cases with a bizarre element.

If you didn't know better, just looking at this major Hong Kong newspaper, you'd think Hong Kong was in dire straits.

But once you turn to the second page, the financial section, the style changes drastically.

Almost all of them were major business news, either about a tycoon making a new business move or a top tycoon investing heavily in a certain industry.

In addition, there are various initiatives from major top business groups.

In short, it gives people the feeling of a thriving and prosperous scene, which shows that the economic situation in Hong Kong Island is very good.

Oh, by the way, the newspaper says today is July 6, 1993, a very ordinary day.

At this moment, he was in the lounge of Sky Films, a film production company in Hong Kong.

That's right, he is currently an employee of Dehua.

It has been more than half a month since his soul transmigrated here. During this time, he has been getting to know and understand this seemingly real but actually different world.

The reason for saying this is that the general development of this world is not much different from that of normal spacetime.

But in the subtle details, there are big differences.

Putting aside other things, the sports reports he had seen before indicated that the champion of the 1992 European Championship was no longer the Danish fairy tale, but the German machine.

This alone made him realize the difference of this world.

Furthermore, the financial market, which he was most familiar with, generally followed the same trend as he remembered, but the fluctuations during the adjustment period were so large that they were almost unbelievable.

In other words, certain financial capital simply does not allow other capital forces to intervene, which is very different from normal times and spaces.

Under such circumstances, it is virtually impossible to rely on memory to bet on football or to make a fortune through the financial markets.

Unless, at this point, he has substantial capital and can withstand any setbacks.

Unfortunately, at that time he was just an employee of Sky Film Company.

He is a multi-talented worker who works part-time as an action actor, stuntman, screenwriter, and art director.

If needed, he also works part-time as a stagehand and in supporting roles.

Otherwise, how could a young man from the mainland who came to pursue his film dream become a full-time employee of Sky Film Company?
Unfortunately, only one Li Lianjie emerged from mainland China!

That's right, this generation of Wu Aiguo was also influenced by "Shaolin Temple". He started practicing martial arts at a young age and wanted to become a big star.

His path to martial arts training is different from that of many kung fu stars.

Born in a small county town, with no martial arts schools like Wudang or Shaolin nearby, Wu Aiguo was fortunate to have a close relative who practiced martial arts. It was under this relative's guidance that Wu Aiguo began his martial arts training.

Unexpectedly, he was quite talented in martial arts, and he persisted from elementary school to high school without ever giving up. He failed the college entrance exam and had no intention of retaking it, so his family asked a relative for help. The relative contacted a stuntman friend who worked in Hong Kong, and that's how he came to Hong Kong on a work visa.

To be honest, he can only be considered an outer member of the Sammo Hung Stunt Team.

Unfortunately, Hung Sin-po's career declined rapidly after filming "Eastern Condors," and the Hung Clan's work schedule was naturally insufficient.

As an outsider, Wu Aiguo naturally had to find work on his own. Fortunately, he was quick-witted and took the initiative to join Tianmu shortly after it opened.

Although Tak-wah's eye for investing in films was mediocre, and Sky Films quickly became heavily indebted, his character was actually quite good in the Hong Kong entertainment industry.

While working hard to take on roles to pay off his debts, he also did not give up his job at Sky Film Company unless he resigned voluntarily.

Wu Aiguo thus unexpectedly established himself on Hong Kong Island.

Of course, life wasn't going very well.

The original owner found the rent on Hong Kong Island too high and the living conditions too poor, so he simply treated the company as his home and slept there at night.

The boss, Dehua, wasn't dissatisfied, but of course, he shouldn't even think about getting paid for night watch; that was definitely not going to happen.

As for the reason why his soul transmigrated here, it was because the entertainment industry environment in Hong Kong was worse than he had imagined.

As a company employee, he sometimes accompanies his boss to filming locations as a personal assistant.

A while ago, the film crew of Boss Dehua's movie clashed with members of a triad that collected tolls. While protecting Boss Dehua, he was accidentally hit by a stick and that's how he traveled through time.

To be honest, the original owner's kung fu was quite good.

He had also made a name for himself in martial arts, and his Xingyi Quan skills had reached a high level, making him a match for even two or three strong men.

If the scene hadn't been chaotic that day, he wouldn't have been hit on the head.

What surprised him even more was that during his recovery period, he found that his understanding of Xingyi Quan, which he had been practicing, had skyrocketed as if he had been given a cheat code.

Given some time, his martial arts skills could likely improve dramatically in a short period of time.

Could it be that he really is a martial arts prodigy?

Jingle Bell……

Just then, the phone on the desk rang.

Wu Aiguo picked up the microphone and asked, "Who is this? This is Sky Screen Film Company!"

"Wu Zai, it's me. The boss is short-handed, come and help out!"

The voice of the boss Dehua's trusted assistant came through the receiver, and hung up the phone before Wu Aiguo could reply.

Wu Aiguo wasn't angry at all; he simply put down the microphone and headed out.

This kind of thing happens every now and then as his head injury heals, and he's long since gotten used to it.

When they arrived at the film crew's location on their secondhand motorcycle, less than fifteen minutes had passed.

Ok?
Wu Aiguo braced himself on one leg, while the other leg suddenly froze in mid-air. He stared in shock at a short figure among the extras in the film crew.

He had short, shoulder-length hair that was half gray and half white, and he was wearing an old Tang suit. The most unique thing about him was the wine gourd hanging on his back.

Even from a distance, you could smell the rich aroma of wine.

Holy crap, isn't this Chin Gentsai, the Drunken Fist master from King of Fighters?
At the same time, a strong sense of unease suddenly arose in my heart.

(End of this chapter)