Hong Kong: Becoming a Tycoon by Writing Novels

Han Yonghui was reborn in Hong Kong in 1983. Initially, he was a humble martial arts instructor at New Art City. With memories from his previous life, he chose to start by writing novels. He accumulated his first pot of gold and then entered the film industry.

He even profited from famous authors like Tianxia Bachang with Ghost Blowing Out the Light, which helped him rise further. Some say he could not surpass Jin Yong’s status as a martial arts master — but works like Yang Shen and Snowy Blade surpassed Jin Yong.

He didn’t spare foreign works either, taking advantage of Jurassic Park, A Song of Ice and Fire, and Harry Potter. Even Liu Cixin wasn’t spared, as he profited from The Three-Body Problem.

Famous animations such as Transformers, Dragon Ball, Shuke and Beita, One Piece, and others became globally renowned under his control.

Within just one year, he broke the monopoly of the three major Hong Kong cinemas, founding the fourth largest cinema chain in Hong Kong. He turned Hong Kong Island into a true Eastern Hollywood.

He cleverly negotiated with the Yueh-Ho Group, Swire Group, and Cheung Kong Holdings, acquiring the Fortune Group, Hong Kong Electric, China Gas, Peninsula Hotel, and more.

He bought the Japanese Namco video game company, bringing handheld consoles and games like Contra, Street Fighter, King of Fighters, and Tetris under his control.

Through novels, anime, merchandise, and games, he created a complete industrial chain. After acquiring Disney, he became a leading Chinese figure in Hollywood.

He is a world-renowned great writer and a commercial tycoon.