Reborn in the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 1980s

Hu Xiaoxiao walked up to the poster for "The God of Cars" and her gaze fell on the section featuring the film's main creators.

Director Zhang Huai.

Screenwriter Zhang Huai.

This movie has already been released.

She went to the ticket counter and asked the ticket seller, "How long has 'The God of Speed' been showing? How's the box office?"

The ticket seller replied, "It's been showing for almost a month now, and it's about to be taken off the air. Quite a few people have watched it, and the box office is decent; otherwise, it wouldn't have been running for so long."

Movies that don't sell well are sometimes taken down after a day or two, but the fact that "The God of Cars" has been showing for so long clearly shows that its box office performance is outstanding.

Hu Xiaoxiao took out some money from her bag. "Buy me a ticket for 'The God of Speed,' thank you."

After collecting the money, the ticket seller gave Hu Xiaoxiao a ticket for the next showing of "The God of Cars," with exactly five minutes left before the movie started.

Hu Xiaoxiao calculated the time, bought a ticket for the next showing of "New Fist of Fury," then went into the movie theater and found the screening room for "The God of Cars."

As the story of "The God of Cars" unfolded on the big screen, Hu Xiaoxiao's expression grew increasingly solemn.

The story isn't particularly original; the protagonist is a rich second-generation heir whose father died unexpectedly. He's a skilled driver and dreams of becoming a race car driver.

Because his father's death was too suspicious, he met the female protagonist while investigating the cause of his father's death.

The protagonist discovers that his father was killed by a gang, and he fights the gang to avenge his father.

The story is interspersed with numerous car chase scenes, including the male protagonist's skillful driving at the beginning of the story, his romantic skillful driving while picking up girls, and later, when he is being chased by gangsters, he drives a sports car in various high-difficulty situations, holding the steering wheel with one hand and firing a gun with the other, and overcoming one obstacle after another in a thrilling scene.

Many of the car chase scenes in the movie were discussed between Hu Xiaoxiao and Zhang Huai, and many were based on Hu Xiaoxiao's own driving experience. Not to mention the various high-difficulty maneuvers displayed on screen, several of which Hu Xiaoxiao demonstrated to Zhang Huai at the racetrack.

Now Zhang Huai has taken her idea directly?

They didn't even say hello?

Watching the audience in the screening room marvel at the male lead's dazzling skills in the movie, Hu Xiaoxiao felt a surge of anger.

In the movie, when the male lead is racing, there are very few shots of his face, whether it's a long shot or a close-up. Especially when he's doing difficult stunts, Hu Xiaoxiao can tell at a glance that they were done by a stunt double.

In many dangerous scenes, the male lead's face was not visible on camera, which shows that his driving skills were completely inadequate and that his abilities were only demonstrated by a stunt double and filming techniques.

Hu Xiaoxiao also noticed the female lead in the movie. The female lead was a "vase" type of character; although her face wasn't particularly pretty, she had a great figure.

Besides the thrilling car chases, the film also features some very eye-catching steamy scenes between the male and female leads. In this film, the female lead puts in far more effort than the male lead. A few more nude scenes, and this film could easily be classified as an adult film.

After all, the car chase scenes were all done by stunt doubles, while the female lead performed many of her own sensual scenes, which were thrilling to watch.

Luxury cars and beautiful women—a novel theme that is refreshing and no wonder the movie did so well at the box office.

Hu Xiaoxiao was still angry when she left the movie theater.

He picked up his mobile phone, intending to call Zhang Huai and give him a beating, but ultimately put the phone back in his bag.

There was no third person present when Zhang Huai stole her idea, and no contract was signed. Even if that incident became a big deal, it would only make her a laughingstock and serve no other purpose.

Perhaps this is why Zhang Huai dared to plagiarize so brazenly.

No wonder I didn't dare call her or return her call.

Hu Xiaoxiao was so angry she laughed.

She initially shared her racing experience and camera-ready moves with Zhang Huai without reservation, not taking it seriously, just chatting about it out of interest. Whether it was Zhang Huai or someone else, as long as they got along, she could have a great time talking. During the filming of "The Bund," she even designed several of Xia Lu's racing scenes.

If Zhang Huai didn't think she was good enough for the lead role and didn't want her to participate, he could have just told her directly; she wasn't a petty person. Even with so many passionate scenes for the female lead in the movie "The God of Cars," she wouldn't act in them after reading the script.

You could just be straightforward and tell her directly that she's not a stingy person and that you can just be friends. Why resort to these sneaky tricks?

Hu Xiaoxiao is not so much angry that her ideas were plagiarized, but rather angry that she was treated as a villain by a petty person.

Zhang Huai himself is a petty person, which makes her seem petty too. How unlucky!

She learned a lesson before even entering the film industry.

Hu Xiaoxiao was so angry that she ate a whole fried chicken and a plate of fried chicken wings at a fried chicken shop next to the movie theater, and drank a large glass of carrot juice before she calmed down.

At this time, "The New Legend of Kung Fu Kids" was about to start showing, and Hu Xiaoxiao returned to the cinema to watch it.

The movie caught Hu Xiaoxiao's eye from the very beginning.

The plot flows very smoothly, the filming techniques are very unique, and Mingxu's handsome face reaches new heights of handsomeness on the big screen.

Mingxu's martial arts are even more beautiful now. With his physique and handsome face, watching his action scenes is a real treat.

No wonder the box office is so high and every screening is sold out. Even with the most discerning eye, you can't find anything wrong with this movie. On the contrary, the more you appreciate it, the more you are drawn in, and before you know it, you've seen the end.

A top-notch production team and a top-notch cast.

Mingxu made the right choice by taking this path.

After leaving the movie theater, Hu Xiaoxiao couldn't wait to call Mingxu to congratulate him.

On the other end of the phone, Mingxu was still on set. When he received Hu Xiaoxiao's call, he immediately went to the side to listen. Hearing Hu Xiaoxiao's continuous praise, he smiled happily.

“I also feel that coming to the film industry was the right decision. Not only is filming enjoyable, but the food is also delicious. Every day after work, the director would specially prepare food for me. When you watch movies, have you noticed that my figure is better? My lines are more beautiful? It's all from working out. Not only does the director praise me for being born to do this, but the boss also says that my martial arts are beautiful and that I'm suitable for the big screen. He will promote me as a kung fu prince. Only two days after the release of ‘New Fist of Fury,’ the boss was already rushing to start a new movie for me. I'm currently filming a kung fu movie.”

Mingxu spoke animatedly into the phone about his recent good news.

As for whether filming movies is as easy as it seems, with all the aches and pains, there's no need to tell my friends.

Of course, you should talk about happy things with good friends, and avoid things that would worry them.

Although Hu Xiaoxiao didn't know how much hardship Mingxu had endured while filming, she could tell from the cheerfulness in his voice that he was happy and satisfied with his current life.

"By the way, Xiaoxiao, there's something I was planning to tell you after everything was confirmed, but since you called, I'll tell you in advance," Mingxu said. "Haven't you been looking for an agent? I know one who seems nice and reliable. If you're interested, I can introduce you to him."