Chapter 232: Strength!

Facing Guan Jiahui, Weng Hong felt great pressure.

You know, Guan Jiahui's target was top Hong Kong tycoons like Da Liu.

Of course, at this time, Wu Feng might be a little worse than Da Liu on the surface, but he was also a member of the standard top Hong Kong tycoons.

Unexpectedly, she was targeted by Guan Jiahui.

After Weng Hong simply ran away, she immediately found Li Saifeng, who also had free time.

After saying the matter, Li Saifeng suddenly exploded.

"Can't give this woman the slightest opportunity; otherwise, our days won't be easy!"

Li Saifeng was a martial arts practitioner after all, and her courage was much stronger than Weng Hong's.

Although, facing Guan Jiahui, she also felt a bit scalp-numbing.

After all, this person's reputation was not very good, but she was really beautiful.

And she could let go of her posture to seduce; how many men could withstand it?

Ordinary Hong Kong citizens looked at the affairs of female stars in the entertainment circle like looking at flowers in the fog, and they couldn't see clearly, and they couldn't distinguish what was true and what was false.

But as insiders, the two women knew Guan Jiahui's sharp record too well.

Really speaking, the current Guan Jiahui was very similar to the later Fan Bayi.

The films she participated in did not have a classic role.

The reason she could become a first-tier star was mainly because she was beautiful enough, and at the same time, her popularity was high enough.

The famous work "Thirteenth Aunt" was released in 1991, and there were still a few years to go from now.

Li Saifeng and Weng Hong soon reached a consensus: don't give the female demons outside the slightest opportunity!

They were still clear that with the increasing influence of Feng Rui Film and Television, the number of Hong Kong female stars wanting to join would become more and more.

Not to mention anything else, the relationship between Feng Rui Film and Television and "Mong Kok News" and "Novel Monthly" had already been placed on the surface at this time; they were all script material libraries for Feng Rui Film and Television.

Whether it was "Mong Kok News" or "Novel Monthly," they were the top story publications in Hong Kong at this time.

The stories on them were not all wonderful, but at least they were above the standard!

The number of readers was there; once adapted into film and television dramas, they naturally possessed a certain following.

For outside female stars, Feng Rui Film and Television had enough films to shoot!

This was the most important thing.

In fact, since the second year of its founding, Feng Rui Film and Television had produced at least 15 or 16 films a year, and such a film production quantity was quite exaggerated.

Even if they were all small and medium-cost films, such a shooting quantity was still astonishing.

The key was that films produced by Feng Rui Film and Television rarely had box office failures, which was very exaggerated.

With so many film productions, the number of actors needed was not small!

Feng Rui Film and Television's own actors were naturally not enough, and they often needed to hire outside actors.

Not only that, the company's own actors could also take outside films!

Otherwise, how could Weng Hong have an intersection with Guan Jiahui?

For outside female stars, only with enough films to participate in could they have continuous exposure and maintain and improve their own commercial value.

The gap between participating in bad films and participating in films that were profitable at the box office was quite large.

In fact, female stars in Hong Kong had all acted in bad films!

And the greater the fame, the more bad films they participated in.

And Feng Rui Film and Television's advantage in this regard was quite huge.

On the other hand, Feng Rui Film and Television didn't have those messy things in the entertainment circle.

In Hong Kong, whether it was actors or stars, they were classified as the lower nine streams by the so-called cold door.

In the eyes of ordinary people, they were quite glorious, but in the eyes of the upper-class social groups, they were not enough to look at.

It was also because of this that film and television companies often forced their female stars to participate in various gatherings and dinners.

Anyway, all kinds of very unpleasant rumors were spread because of this.

Things like high-level public relations, price lists, etc., caused great damage to the reputation of female stars.

If it was mutual consent, or willing, then it didn't matter!

But often, sometimes female stars were also involuntary and had to do some things against their will.

Why were Hong Kong female stars so persistent in marrying into wealthy families?

Besides economic needs, it was the thirst for status and position.

Don't talk about the excuse that Hong Kong female stars don't earn much!

With a large amount of hot money pouring into the Hong Kong film circle, the pay of first-tier female stars was already quite good.

The pay for a film reached over one million; placed in the current Hong Kong, it wasn't bad, right?

As long as they were hard-working enough, they could earn over ten million a year just from pay!

As long as they worked hard for a few years, having a net worth of tens of millions was not a difficult thing!

Plus advertising endorsement income, they would earn even more!

Compared with the so-called wealthy families, ordinary Hong Kong tycoons couldn't occupy much advantage in making money compared to them!

But unexpectedly, female stars didn't have much social status!

This led to the fact that when gangs invaded the film circle, female stars were easily hurt!

The things exposed on the surface were already shocking enough, and how many dirty things involving female stars were not exposed in secret, no one could say clearly.

If all film companies in Hong Kong were like this, then there was nothing to say.

Those first-tier female stars, as long as they earned enough money, regardless of whether they were in their prime, would quickly retreat.

True entertainment circle evergreens were pitifully few!

But Feng Rui Film and Television was an absolute outlier in the Hong Kong film circle.

Not to mention when it started, it was deeply bound with Yindu Institution, which was a matter that had to take great risks.

Once it established a foothold in the Hong Kong film circle, it played the entertainment linkage mode.

The key was that Feng Rui Company was quite clean!

Basically, it didn't need its female stars to help accompany wine or guests.

Just this point alone easily made Hong Kong female stars feel good.

Not to mention, Feng Rui Film and Television's development momentum was rapid, and the number of films produced was not small, naturally attracting the attention of those first-tier female stars.

If it weren't for their high status, Feng Rui Film and Television might really open its doors to absorb first-tier female stars from outside to join, which was absolutely a good thing for the company.

With the passage of time, Feng Rui Company's attraction to first-tier female stars in Hong Kong was getting bigger and bigger.

Guan Jiahui was just the fastest, but definitely not the only one.

Are you kidding, with Feng Rui Film and Television starting to produce medium and large-cost films, its attraction to first-tier female stars in Hong Kong had already begun to be incomparable to before.

And the types of films produced by the company were diverse, which also gave outside female stars more choices.

Wu Feng naturally didn't know about these subtle changes.

His life rhythm was quite regular; unless invited by friends, he basically only appeared in his own territory and some business occasions.

This saved him from quite a few rotten peach blossoms!

As various affairs in his hands entered the right track, possible threats were also firmly blocked outside.

There were not many things that needed him to worry, and he could completely sit on the Diaoyutai.

At this time, he was not a general person in Hong Kong.

The scale of the industries in his hands was one aspect, and the network of contacts he made was also quite huge.

Mong Kok Police Station and Sai Kung Police Station, after nearly two years of operation, were all considered "own people."

Even, Wu Feng didn't spend much of his own funds to make friends with them.

Whether it was the 1986 World Cup or the 1988 European Cup, they were all great opportunities for him to make friends; who told him to predict accurately?

Especially, when he wanted to pit that person in Macau, he didn't reveal less news quietly.

In short, after two football feasts, the senior management of the two major police stations were all fat and oily, and even the grassroots police below earned quite a lot of money.

Not only just two football feasts, but also the gambling pools for things like "Unlimited Fighting Tournament" and beauty pageants, Wu Feng all used so-called "internal news" to make friends with interest alliances.

The effect was quite good!

In fact, Lin Baiyi had tried to probe before, but was blocked at the Mong Kok Police Station level.

It wasn't that the police station was hard-headed, but they played the trick of not putting in effort, and even Lin Baiyi was helpless about this; he couldn't just frequently put pressure on the ghost senior management because of this, right?

Not only that, in the pork trotter rice business, as well as the boutique A-grade goods business, they all gave considerable convenience to the families of the police station.

And also, in some of the enterprises under his command, they also recruited some police station families to work.

Mong Kok was relatively hidden, while Sai Kung was much more blatant.

Seafood markets, freight drivers, and some service industry job positions were all good resources.

In addition, with some existences with good relationships, he also pointed out some vague intelligence on the foreign exchange market and stock market in Japan, in short, the relationship was quite good.

And also, the numerous sports game competitions held in Garden Street could all be used to make articles.

In short, in a short period of time, Wu Feng operated a large interest network!

Facing ghost senior management, naturally, it was of little use.

But facing ordinary Hong Kong government senior management, it was still able to help delay one or two.

As for doing favors at ordinary times, that was a matter of course.

Let's put it this way, unless what he did was too out of line, he was still quite stable in Hong Kong.

Why Hong Hing Dragon Head Jiang Tiansheng envied him, this was the main reason.

Wu Feng mainly provided suitable suggestions and took people to get rich together.

In this process, he showed sufficient ability and strength.

Unlike Jiang Tiansheng, who mainly transported banknotes directly to the so-called upper-class circle.

Doing this, it was easy to be treated as a fat sheep.

Even if Jiang Tiansheng had some ability, he couldn't show it and didn't get the attention of some people.

Sometimes, things were just that grassy egg!

Fortunately, Jiang Tiansheng listened to Wu Feng's suggestions and currently had other actions.

As long as there was money in the pocket, plus the style of conduct was not unscrupulous, wanting to make a career was quite easy; Jiang Tiansheng had fallen into a misunderstanding in the past.

Too much emphasis on the views of the so-called upper-class society, still the thinking of a gang leader.

At this time, his wealth quantity was not inferior to those top tycoons, and there was no need to be too aggrieved, having money is great.

In a blink of an eye, time reached September 1988.

During the traditional summer vacation, nothing unpleasant happened.

Wu Feng's days were quite leisurely and comfortable.

When Li Saifeng and Weng Hong were there, he would take the initiative to spend more time with them.

When the two women had films to shoot, his main energy was placed on tempering his body and dealing with various affairs, without any signs of slackening.

On the virtual panel, the blood bar representing military hard qigong had successfully reached the 90% level.

But reaching this step, wanting to go further was quite difficult.

Every time Wu Feng practiced, he had appeared in a state of realization several times.

What he realized was basically the feeling that military hard qigong was difficult to progress.

It was as if the body sent him information: the current physical fitness was no longer enough to support his military hard qigong to go further.

Wu Feng had always attached great importance to these inexplicable feelings of his own.

Since he had such insights from time to time, after trying for a period of time, he began to gradually relax his training in this regard.

The military hard qigong with a blood bar reaching 90% had an exaggerated effect.

He tried it himself; an ordinary dagger slashed hard, and it could only leave a shallow cut on his body.

And, very quickly, this shallow cut would actively scab and heal.

At ordinary times, when sparring with the bodyguards around him, the anti-strike ability was not generally strong.

Normal boxing attacks had almost no damage to him.

Once he held his breath, the muscles and bones on his body were as hard as steel and iron.

Even if hit by blunt objects, the damage to the body was not very big!

How to say it, it had a bit of the posture of practicing Golden Bell Shield and Iron Shirt in the martial arts world.

Wu Feng was quite satisfied with this.

Not to mention, military hard qigong reaching this level, his own strength improvement was not just for show.

Just the arm strength alone, I'm afraid it had the level of a thousand catties.

If he kicked out with full strength, even normal water pipes could be kicked off!

The bodyguards around him, and the most capable little brothers under his command, were no longer willing to spar with him at this time.

It was okay for a short time, but after a long time, they couldn't withstand it at all.

Let's put it this way, if he participated in street fighting at this time, he would absolutely be a God of War existence.

The watermelon knives usually used by the little brothers didn't have much damage even if they cut on his body.

Ordinary boxing was almost like scratching an itch, unless steel pipes and baseball bats were used, and only under full-strength whipping would damage marks appear.

But even so, that was only a small injury in terms of muscles and bones!

With his current anti-strike ability and the strong strength of his hands, if he participated in the "Unlimited Fighting Tournament," he would absolutely be a strong competitor for the champion.

By this time, he had no clue about future cultivation for a while!

He naturally wanted to go further; he hoped that while maintaining strong strength, he could keep his body in a healthy state, and continuous training was indispensable.

It was just that the effect of ordinary training was already not very obvious.

Especially, when the level of military hard qigong reached 90%, the training progress of other free fighting and Muay Thai was also fast, and at this time, they all reached an astonishing 70% or more.

What concept was this?

Placed in Hong Kong, it absolutely belonged to the ranks of top masters!

But Wu Feng felt that this was not enough!

(End of chapter) ===== CHAPTER 233 =====