Tony Leung Ka Fai was banned precisely because of their handiwork.

From Tsui Hark's point of view, he is not the first to cooperate with Lin Chaoyang, and Tony Leung Ka Fai lifted the ban last year. It is reasonable for him to think that freedom will never cause him trouble.

"And didn't Mr. J give a speech last month? Now that cross-strait relations are gradually easing, there should be no problem."

Listening to Tsui Hark's words, Shi Nansheng nodded slightly. His husband's words did make some sense.

While Tsui Hark and his wife were worried about the Liberty Association, Lin Chaoyang and his wife were thinking about money.

In the afternoon, Lin Chaoyang and Tsui Hark finalized the investment of HK$1 million for "A Better Tomorrow", which is a huge sum for them at this stage.

After buying Lam Films' property in Prince's Building last year, they had just HK$1 million left.

Now that more than half a year has passed, Ming Pao Publishing House has settled several royalties for Lin Chaoyang, the largest of which was the first royalty for "The Truman Show" last month.

Since its publication in September last year, the sales of "The Truman Show" have remained high, with nearly 60,000 copies sold in half a year, which also brought Lin Chaoyang 640,000 Hong Kong dollars in royalties.

Coupled with royalties from several other novels published in Hong Kong, the couple now has just over HK$2.1 million in money on hand.

Tao Yushu was still a little nervous about having to spend 1 million to invest in a movie.

Her biggest hope now is that "The Truman Show" will get off to a good start!
Chapter completed!