After all, he was also a little worried that these variety show formats that might work in the future might not be suitable for the current situation in 1977.
It seems the effect was even more intense than in later generations; he almost killed TVB!
At that moment, Keiko Kobayashi, who was in charge of the Japanese market, stepped forward slightly and said with a somewhat serious expression:
"Lin Huowang, the reaction to 'Bright Sword' in Japan is huge."
The right wing has launched a fierce counterattack, threatening to burn down the headquarters of Dragon Media Group… But rest assured, I have followed your instructions and contacted left-wing media outlets and those members of parliament who are genuinely reflecting on the war; they will withstand the pressure.”
Lin Huowang grunted in agreement: "Ignore them. They're just a bunch of clowns. We'll spend more money to buy more advertising space and TV news coverage; we can't afford to lose in the public opinion battle. And what about Dragon Square?"
"Near completion! We can officially open next month!"
Keiko Kobayashi said.
"Dragon Plaza is an important part of our global strategy, and we cannot afford to fail. The Dragon Plaza in Japan was a great start, and we must make it a success... Then there's the Hong Kong Island location. This time when I go to the UK, I can also explore the options and see where would be a good place to open a Dragon Plaza there."
Lin Huowang nodded in satisfaction.
At this moment, Liu Rumeng stepped forward.
She held a thick stack of beautifully bound manuscript paper in her hands, the paper still carrying a faint scent of ink.
"Awang, your weapon is ready."
Lin Huowang took the stack of manuscript paper. On the cover was a line of very beautiful English cursive script—Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
"My mother and I have been working day and night these past few days to finally finish translating and polishing the entire first volume."
My mother said it was the most imaginative and incredible story she had ever seen. She read it with great eagerness while simultaneously racking her brains to translate it.
Liu Rumeng said with considerable pride, after all, the translated manuscript of this novel can be said to be the culmination of the efforts of Lin Huowang, herself, and her mother.
Lin Huowang flipped through a few pages, very satisfied, and then gently stroked the cover of the manuscript.
That's his "magic".
Furthermore, thanks to Guo Linxian and Liu Rumeng's translation, the wording is more accurate and the scenes are more vivid than the original English version of the Harry Potter novel that Lin Huowang remembered.
Hehe! We'll use your own future stories as British people to conquer your arrogance.
Lin Huowang put the translated manuscript into his suitcase, looked at the four women in front of him, and said:
"Alright, I should get going. Hong Kong Island and Japan are your responsibility now. Wait for my triumphant return!"
...
Kai Tak Airport, Hong Kong Island.
Lam Ho-wong and Hong Kong Governor Murray MacLehose boarded the first-class cabin on their flight to London.
This trip to London should have started earlier.
However, the momentum that Lim Ho-Wong had MacLehose create in London seemed to have gone a bit too far, sparking considerable controversy and resistance.
As a result, Lam Ho-wong's entry application to London was delayed for a long time. It was only after Governor Murray MacLehose vouched for him that his flight to London was finally confirmed.
After the plane entered the stratosphere, Governor Murray MacLehose took out a stack of British newspapers from his briefcase and handed them to Lam Fook-wong, but his expression was anything but relaxed.
"Mr. Kobayashi, the situation in London... is quite intense. The fire you asked me to set back then is now a raging inferno!"
Lin Huowang took the newspapers, glanced at them casually, and saw that they were just the same viewpoints and inflammatory rhetoric he had used before, nothing serious.
The Times: "The delusional fantasies of a colonial merchant: he actually dares to think of buying Rover."
Daily Mail: "Beware of 'commercial invasion' from the East! Leyland must not fall into foreign hands!"
The most glaring thing was the front page of The Sun.
The image above is an extremely grotesque cartoon depicting a yellow-skinned man with braids, squinty eyes, and large buck teeth greedily reaching for a Land Rover.
The headline was filled with racism and malice.
Go back to your Hong Kong Island! Those yellow-skinned monkeys don't deserve the pride of Britain!
As Mai Lihao watched Lin Huowang calmly flipping through the newspapers, he couldn't help but admire this legendary young man.
"Mr. Kobayashi, this is just the beginning. I've received word that the Leyland Company's union is ready. As soon as we arrive in London, they'll launch a massive strike involving tens of thousands of people to give us a taste of their own medicine."
"Now do you regret starting this fire yourself? For our acquisition plan, this is an incredibly difficult start."
MacLehose gave another wry smile and said.
Lin Huowang simply smiled and then casually tossed the newspaper aside.
He took out the Harry Potter manuscript from his bag.
"Sir, do me another favor."
"What?"
"Give this to the literary editor of The Times. Tell him it's a story that will drive all the children and adults in Britain crazy."
MacLehose was a little stunned.
He took the stack of manuscripts that looked like children's books, his face full of confusion.
He couldn't understand why Kobayashi Tenno would pull out a fairy tale at such a tense moment.
Is this a way to fight back against The Sun's racism?
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