Hong Kong Film: Starting Undercover from the Five Tigers!

However, it should be noted that there are a thousand Dongxing people around here.

The fact that Hung Hing suffered such losses in such a short period of time was something that Chen Yao, Han Bin, and He Yong could not accept for a while.

Those Hung Hing members who had been shouting earlier all froze, their scalps tingling with fear.

Faced with the attack of Luo Tianhong, Tony Ah Hu, and Liu Wenhao's two hundred Tung Sing members, the Hung Hing members were no match at all.

In a one-on-one situation, any member of Hung Hing would undoubtedly lose to someone under Lau Man-ho.

If it weren't for the attack on Luo Tianhong, Tony Ah Hu and Liu Wenhao's two hundred Hung Hing members would have made a total of four hundred people.

Otherwise, Hung Hing would have already lost in their first battle.

However, to Han Bin, Chen Yao, and He Yong's relief, Wu Zhiwei and the other thousand Dongxing men were not as formidable as they seemed.

Despite suffering considerable losses, Hung Hing and Tung Sing, along with 1,300 men, were besieged by Hung Hing. Wu Zhiwei and Tung Sing were forced to adopt a passive defense.

They simply couldn't launch an offensive like Liu Wenhao's two hundred men, including Luo Tianhong and Tony Ahu.

Even when facing four hundred men from Hung Hing, they still had the upper hand!

……

Tianfei Street.

At the same time, 1,200 members of Tung Sing and 1,700 members of Hung Hing were engaged in a fierce battle.

The Kingdom of the Sun, the northern territory.

In the villa of Kazuo Kusakari, the leader of the Yamaguchi-gumi's operations team.

The Yamaguchi-gumi also has manga artists and screenwriters under Imamura Newspaper Group who have already adapted parts of the stories from "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" into manga.

Kazuo Kusakari also invited Wenhao Liu into the hall.

"Mr. Liu."

"Take a look and see if you're satisfied with these adapted comics."

In the lobby, Kazuo Kusakari, sitting on the sofa, pushed some manga drafts in front of him toward Wenhao Liu.

"it is good."

Liu Wenhao nodded and picked up the comic draft on the table.

After glancing at it, Liu Wenhao's face showed disappointment.

In this era of the Sun Country, the comic book industry had not yet developed to the level that Liu Wenhao had in his previous life.

Although it remains very popular and still has a huge market in the Sun Kingdom, there are no outstanding cartoonists in the Sun Kingdom.

"Mr. Cao Qiao."

Have you read these comics?

Liu Wenhao put down the manga draft in his hand and his gaze fell on Kazuo Kusakari.

"What's wrong? You're not satisfied with these comics?"

"Let me see."

After Liu Wenhao finished speaking, Kusakari Kazuo picked up the manga draft with a puzzled look.

"Damn it!"

"What do you do for food?"

"I'm so disappointed that it turned out like this!"

The contents of the manga draft caused a look of disappointment and displeasure to appear on Kazuo Kusakari's face as he stared at the manga artists and screenwriters beside him.

"My lord...this..."

"The stories of 'The Deer and the Cauldron' and 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils' are too exciting, but we have no idea about the subsequent developments in the plots of these two novels."

"so……"

Kazuo Kusakari's anger startled the manga artists, leaving them quite flustered.

Chapter 196 The cartoonist from the Sun Country is overestimating himself!

"Humph!"

"I don't want to hear your explanations!"

Kazuo Kusakari slammed the manga draft in his hand onto the table.

"grown ups!"

"Please...please give us another chance!"

A cartoonist took a deep breath and looked at Kazuo Kusakari pleadingly.

"Your abilities have already disappointed me greatly."

"Even if you were given another chance, would you be able to change your level?!"

Kazuo Kusakari stared coldly at the manga artist who had spoken, his eyes filled with displeasure.

"grown ups!"

"If you could let us speak with the screenwriters of 'The Deer and the Cauldron' and 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils,' and let us know how the plot will develop, so that we can have a deeper understanding of these two novels, then..."

"We are confident that we can adapt these two novels to your satisfaction!"

Upon hearing Kazuo Kusakari's words, the leading manga artist quickly spoke up.

"Are you sure?"

Kazuo Kusakari narrowed his eyes slightly and said in a deep voice.

"We're sure!"

"Yes! My lord!"

"As long as we have a full understanding of these two novels, we will definitely be able to do a good job of adapting them!"

The cartoonists exchanged glances and nodded solemnly.

"Mr. Liu."

"You probably understand what these cartoonists mean."

"What do you mean?"

A glint flashed in Kazuo Kusakari's eyes as he looked at Liu Wenhao.

The words of several manga artists also served as a reminder to Kazuo Kusakari.

If he could use the opportunity of adapting the manga to communicate with the screenwriter of the martial arts novel, then Kazuo Kusakari would have the chance to learn about the subsequent plot of "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" in advance.

In this way, the Yamaguchi-gumi could release the follow-up chapters of "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" in advance without Liu Wenhao's knowledge.

The Yamaguchi-gumi can obtain greater profits and gain all the benefits of the Xia Ke Kan in the Japanese market.

"I am the screenwriter of the 'Xia Ke' magazine."

"Whether it's 'The Deer and the Cauldron' or 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils,' they are all novels I wrote."

Upon hearing this, Liu Wenhao smiled calmly, a slight upturn at the corners of his lips.

"what!"

"Mr. Liu, you are the screenwriter of the 'Knights' magazine!"

Upon hearing Liu Wenhao's words, Kusakari Kazuo exclaimed in disbelief.

Not only Kazuo Kusakari, but several manga artists and screenwriters also stared wide-eyed at Liu Wenhao in disbelief.

They had no idea that Liu Wenhao was the screenwriter for the Xia Ke magazine.

The author of "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" is Liu Wenhao!

Liu Wenhao looks to be no more than twenty years old, yet he has managed to write two incredibly brilliant novels at such a young age.

In the entire literary circle of the Sun Kingdom, no one can compare to Liu Wenhao.

These cartoonists and screenwriters were well aware of Liu Wenhao's identity, and they also knew that both Xia Ke Kan and Qi You A-grade were businesses under Liu Wenhao's control.

They also understood that, given Liu Wenhao's status, position, and abilities, he had no need to deceive them.

Kazuo Kusakari also believed what Liu Wenhao said, so when he heard Liu Wenhao's words, his face and eyes showed only shock and awe, without the slightest doubt.

"Mr. Liu is truly extraordinary!"

"At such an age, he not only had a business with huge profits from the Xia Ke Kan and Qi You A-grade products, but he also became the head of the Tung Sing triad, a top-tier triad in Hong Kong."

"These things already surprised me, but I never expected you to have such amazing talent and ability in literature."

"Able to write such wonderful novels as 'The Deer and the Cauldron' and 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils'!"

"Your strength and abilities are probably unmatched even in the entire Sun Kingdom!"

Kusakari Kazuo took a deep breath, his eyes gleaming, and looked at Liu Wenhao with admiration.

"Mr. Kusakari, you flatter me."

Liu Wenhao didn't take Kusakari Kazuo's praise to heart.

"Mr. Liu!"

"Since you are the screenwriter of Xia Ke Kan, could you tell us about the subsequent plot development of 'The Deer and the Cauldron' and 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils', as well as the general content and significance of these two novels?"

"Only with a thorough understanding of these two novels can we better adapt them into comics!"

At this moment, several cartoonists and screenwriters stared at Liu Wenhao, their eyes filled with anticipation and excitement.

In their eyes, there was also a hint of admiration and respect for Liu Wenhao.

"Ding! The God-level Choice System has been activated. Please make a choice as soon as possible:"

1. Grant these cartoonists' requests! (You will receive ten manga-specific pencils as a reward)

Second, refuse their request and demonstrate your own skill to these cartoonists! (A reward of ten million Hong Kong dollars will be given.)

Just as these cartoonists finished speaking, a system notification sounded in Liu Wenhao's mind.

Leaving aside the system rewards.

As a time traveler, Liu Wenhao was very familiar with the Yamaguchi-gumi and the Japanese.

If we simply tell them the subsequent plot developments and general story content of "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils" like this...

Before long, Xia Ke Kan will be completely separated from Liu Wenhao in the Japanese market and will be completely controlled by the Yamaguchi-gumi.

Even more surprisingly, another type of pirated martial arts magazine might appear in the Japanese market, with even more issues than the original martial arts magazine.

This is extremely disadvantageous for Xia Ke Kan and for Liu Wenhao.

"The Deer and the Cauldron and Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils are important sources for the Xia Ke magazine."

"Although we have a cooperative relationship, do you think I would tell you all the subsequent plot developments and general content of these two novels in advance?"

Liu Wenhao narrowed his eyes slightly and said calmly.

"Mr. Liu."

I understand what you mean.

"However, as you probably already know, if you don't provide the information, it will be very difficult for them to adapt these two novels into comics."

Upon hearing Liu Wenhao's words, a look of surprise appeared on Kusakari Kazuo's face.

"Mr. Cao Qiao."

"This only proves that your subordinates are incompetent and lack ability."

"If one has the most ability and the greatest strength, why go through all this trouble?"

Liu Wenhao took a cigarette out of his pocket and slowly lit it.

"Mr. Liu, what do you mean by this?"

"We are all manga artists and screenwriters trained by the Yamaguchi-gumi. Although we may not be the most outstanding in Japan, we are still among the top!"

"Indeed, while your novel is excellent, it presents many profound questions for other authors, so it's normal that we can't adapt it into a comic book right away."