Reborn in the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 1980s

Hu Xiaoxiao pulled out a chair and sat opposite Huang Yuliang. The secretary brought in tea, placed it in front of Hu Xiaoxiao, and then left.

Hu Xiaoxiao picked up her teacup and took a few sips, then her gaze fell on Huang Yuliang, who was on the phone.

He leaned back in his chair, his legs naturally crossed beneath his crisp trousers, the sleeves of his white shirt rolled up halfway, revealing the smooth lines of his upper arms. He listened intently to the phone call, his usually refined and gentle face now bearing a hint of coldness, and his eyes, behind his stylish titanium glasses, gleamed with a chilling light.

Hu Xiaoxiao has a keen hearing and vaguely heard the person on the other end of the phone talking about some recent standoffs in the Fifth District.

It seems they really want to tear Shengshi and Huang Yuliang's territory apart and devour it all.

Huang Yuliang gave a few instructions over the phone, then put it down, straightened his legs, and said to Hu Xiaoxiao, "I've already heard about the Yi Hai Gang causing trouble today."

Hu Xiaoxiao, holding her teacup, asked, "What do you think?"

Huang Yuliang said, "When the Changxing gang came to collect protection money, I contacted Uncle Ding. He had gone to the mainland and his return date was uncertain. Whether he knew about the Changxing gang's actions or not is no longer important now."

Whether Ding Guoxiang knew or not, agreed or disagreed, it did not change the fact that the Changxing Society was determined to be irreconcilably opposed to Shengshi.

Hu Xiaoxiao then recounted her conversation with Li Huishan to Huang Yuliang: "They've joined forces against us, just like we joined forces with them against the Sanren Society back then. They're plotting to double-cross us."

Whoever has the strongest fist can devour whom. Similarly, whoever is weakest will be devoured.

It is clear from the situation that Shengshi is the weaker party, both in terms of numbers and strength, and is far inferior to these local bullies in Baogang.

If Hu Xiaoxiao and Huang Yuliang were both timid or sensible, the most appropriate course of action would be to obediently hand over Shengshi and the territory they had occupied, and then become their underlings, following the orders of these powerful leaders.

Unfortunately, Hu Xiaoxiao has always been an unconventional person, someone who loves to change the rules, since her debut. Over the years, how many powerful figures has she encountered? Has she ever once submitted to them?

As for Huang Yuliang, he dared to bring only a few people to Baogang, a territory dominated by the underworld, to stir up trouble, start a company in the underworld's film industry, and fight against the Sanren Society, which is a headache for the people of Baogang. It is clear that he is not a soft-hearted person.

Want him to back down? First, ask the machine gun in his hand if it agrees.

Huang Yuliang stood up, walked to the wine rack, poured two glasses of red wine, and gave one to Hu Xiaoxiao.

He walked to the floor-to-ceiling window, looked down at the towering skyscrapers of the city, and took a sip of his drink. After a long while, he turned back to Hu Xiaoxiao and said, "Surrounded by enemies, this crisis is the biggest crisis for Shengshi Entertainment. If we can get through this, the future is bright. If we can't—Xiaoxiao, I'm afraid I'll be forced to leave Baogang, and your acting career will be over."

Hu Xiaoxiao stood up, walked to Huang Yuliang's side, gently swirled the wine in her glass, raised an eyebrow slightly, and asked him, "Are you scared?"

Huang Yuliang narrowed his eyes, his dark pupils burning with ambition behind his glasses. "If I were afraid, I wouldn't have come to Baogang. What about you?"

“If I were afraid, I wouldn’t dare to try my luck in the entertainment industry.” Hu Xiaoxiao was equally ambitious, and she gestured to the wine glass in her hand.

Huang Yuliang chuckled and lightly clinked his glass with Hu Xiaoxiao's. "Then it'll be a pleasure to cooperate."

"Pleasant to work with."

It's endless fighting with small fish and shrimp, a never-ending source of annoyance. When will it ever end?

Since someone is causing trouble, let's make it bigger and solve the problem once and for all.

Hu Xiaoxiao and Huang Yuliang looked at each other and smiled. In the eyes of some big shots, they were just two small fish, but they wanted to turn this sea and this sky upside down.

That day, Hu Xiaoxiao stayed in Huang Yuliang's office for several hours. No one knew what they talked about, but it was known that soon after, they changed the entire landscape of the Baogang underworld.

After finishing filming the outdoor scenes, the crew of the second season of "The Inspector Wears Skirts of Hong Kong" began to focus on the action scenes, which were all filmed on rented locations.

To ensure the safety of the film crew and all artists and staff, Shengshi Entertainment has security guards accompanying the crew daily.

Today's scene is set at a cruise ship party, where the shipping heiress gets jealous and hires some henchmen to deal with Yunxiao. However, three tough girls find out in advance and come to intercept them.

The cruise ship scenes are divided into exterior and interior shots. The exterior shots use the exterior of a cruise ship to show how huge and luxurious the cruise ship the protagonist enters is.

For the interior scenes, they rented an abandoned factory in the suburbs to film, using it as the lower level of the cruise ship.

This was a very important action scene. Although the rented factory wasn't expensive, the crew had already sent people over to repaint the overly dilapidated parts of the factory, move in props resembling those found in the hold of a cruise ship, and cover up some obvious factory machinery in order to enhance the filming effect. Additionally, several pieces of sports equipment were added to make the action scenes look better. In short, the cost of setting up this set was more than the cost of renting the factory itself.

The crew rented two abandoned factory buildings in this area to film not only the cruise ship scenes but also the fight scenes where they tracked down Da Lai.

Today's scenes mainly focus on Xiong Caiwei, Yuan An'er, and Yi Lan.

Based on the strengths and weaknesses of the three actresses, martial arts director Nie Jinlong began special training for them six months in advance, making this a well-prepared scene.

Xiong Caiwei has a background in dance, and after six months of training and hard work, her martial arts skills have improved significantly compared to when she filmed the first movie, with her punches and kicks becoming much more powerful and her moves more precise. However, to make the movements more visually appealing and novel, Nie Jinlong designed several splits and waist-flexibility exercises for Xiong Caiwei.

The dance's flexibility, combined with powerful movements, makes it highly visually appealing.

"Did you remember?" Nie Jinlong repeated the actions to Xiong Caiwei.

Xiong Caiwei nodded, "I'll remember."

Over the past six months, she had mastered every detail of her movements, and now she only needed to execute them smoothly. Xiong Caiwei called over the stuntman she would be fighting with later, and the two of them warmed up first.

After giving instructions to Xiong Caiwei, Nie Jinlong then went on to give guidance to Yilan.

Yilan is tall with the longest legs, so Nie Jinlong designed various kicking techniques for her, such as low kicks, side kicks, and high kicks.

To make Yilan's legs appear longer, Nie Jinlong specifically chose a relatively short stuntman, which made Yilan's character even more distinctive.

"An'er, when you jump up and grab the horizontal bar later, try to be as free as possible, but safety is the priority..." Yuan An'er has the strongest martial arts skills, and the moves that Nie Jinlong designed for her are the most difficult and dangerous, with all kinds of high-difficulty aerial maneuvers.