Post-shadow Development Plan

When martial arts and kung fu movies were the hottest in Hong Kong, Li Tongchen was a martial arts instructor in Hong Kong.

It's just that the old man is a bit rigid, and his temper is too bad, so he is not very popular in the circle.

Gradually, he was excluded from the circle of martial arts instructors. After all, Hong Kong film talents were abundant at that time, and he was not short of Li Tongchen.

So the old man retreated directly from the circle in a fit of anger, and ran to Japan to open a Bajiquan martial arts gym.

Because of his excellent skills, the old man's martial arts school quickly established a foothold in Japan and recruited many students.

Life is actually better than when I was in Hong Kong.

However, Mr. Li Tongchen kept holding his breath in his heart.

Lao Li (Li Wenshu) was forced to enter the Japanese special film industry, and it is inevitable that the old man did not intend to hope that his son could win his reputation in the action guidance industry for him.

It's just that the times are developing too fast, and Li Wenshu hasn't made his debut in Japan, and the Hong Kong film industry itself can't do it.

After the new millennium, Japanese live-action movies also began to decline, and there were fewer and fewer large-scale action productions.

When I went to Lao Li's house seven nights ago, I often heard the old man sighing about this matter.

Just when the old man lost his desire to compare with his Hong Kong counterparts, Qiye, who was considered half of his junior, suddenly rose to prominence and opened up a new situation in the world film industry.

This time the old man returned to Hong Kong to find someone, and it was considered an honorable return to his hometown, and a return to his hometown.

In front of those old opponents in the past, he felt proud.

Because everyone knew that he was looking for actors for a big production with an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars, so they were desperately trying to curry favor with the old man.

Although what the old man is looking for is only a supporting role, this kind of project can already be regarded as a super awesome existence when the Hong Kong film industry is too poor to uncover the pot.

"Tiryu, this is Yan En."

Mr. Li Tongchen's voice was a bit thick, and he was obviously speaking in a normal volume, but it sounded like he was being shouted at by others.

"Xiao En, this is the director of your movie this time, remember to have fun with him."

"Yes."

The young man nodded. This was probably the first time for him, so he acted shyly.

While the young man was answering, Qiye was also looking at him.

Short black hair, lean and capable body.

It's just that the face is a bit tender, but it can be resolved with the help of makeup.

For this actor, Qiye has no impression of his previous life.

But think about the ending of Hong Kong movies in the original history...

It's not surprising that such an actor with little characteristics didn't make his mark.

The only thing Qiye cares about is his skill.

"Uncle Li, how is his method?"

"What? Are you worried about my uncle's eyes?" Li Tongchen snorted angrily.

Qiye hurriedly laughed and said: "How can it be."

The old man introduced to Qiye: "Let me tell you, Xiao En's boxing skills are considered good among the younger generation. Nowadays, there are too few young people who are willing to work hard like him."

[Why does this name sound weird? It's like Mr. Jin calling his family friend. 】

Qiye looked at Yan En hiding behind Uncle Li with a strange expression.

The young brother seemed to be frightened, and he moved closer to Uncle Li for comfort.

However, Uncle Li did not respond to the expectations of this junior.

"Okay, I'll leave it to you, you kid, don't let Xiao En be bullied."

After speaking, Li Tongchen was about to leave.

"Uncle Li, don't you want to go and read the documents?" Qiye thought that Uncle Li would walk with him.

"No, I'm exhausted from this trip to Hong Kong, I'd better go home early."

Mr. Li Tongchen twisted his waist and said.

"The girls in Hong Kong are so exciting, much more exciting than those in Japan."

"Um???"

Qiye felt as if she knew some great information.

[No, old man, you just have a bad waist?Is the job still good? !Does practicing Bajiquan still have the effect of growing old and growing strong? 】

However, at this moment, Uncle Li has already walked out of the pick-up hall with his neck twisted.

"That..." Qiye looked at the left Yan En with some embarrassment, and said in Mandarin that he hadn't used for a long time, "Come and sit there with us for a while, we still have a plane to wait for. "

"You don't need to speak Mandarin, I don't understand it." Yan En said in fluent Japanese, "You probably don't know Cantonese, just communicate in Japanese."

"Ok."

Qiye twitched the corner of his mouth, and he nodded in agreement with the other party.