Chan Ka-nam's security guards called the police in the middle of the night that day.
The disappearance of such a wealthy tycoon immediately alerted the police. After a night of investigation and questioning, they finally reached a conclusion: Chan Ka-nam had left of his own accord.
The two distant relatives from his hometown had left with him.
Still, this was a major case, and the police could not abandon the investigation. It took them two days to find the delivery truck that had been parked at the hotel's rear entrance that day.
The truck was at a fishing village pier in Sai Kung, a frequent route for illegal immigration and smuggling.
Meanwhile, Yumin Finance in Malaysia also reported that the assistant to the general manager they had sent to inspect the accounts had disappeared.
A body was also discovered in the woods in Yuen Long. It was identified as the missing assistant sent by Yumin Finance in Malaysia.
With that, a faint thread of connection had emerged before the police.
None of this had anything to do with Gu Sheng anymore.
Gu Sheng was busy every day. How could he have time to bother with any of that?
After getting up that afternoon, he visited Galaxy Films, mainly because the film had finally finished its theatrical run.
God of Gamblers had opened in almost every cinema simultaneously. Of Hong Kong Island's 120 cinemas, 115 had screened it, and the prints alone had cost over a million.
Other film distributors could not do that. Usually, they prepared a few dozen prints, or even just a dozen or so, then sent them to smaller cinemas after screenings at the major theaters had finished.
Nor could other distributors arrange screenings across all Three Major Cinema Chains and the independent cinemas.
Combined with