Ng Siu Hin not worried drama is competing with "Death by Zero"

Heidi Hsia

25 June 2020 at 5:52 am·1-min read

25 Jun – Ng Siu Hin is not at all worried about the competition his new drama has with TVB's "Death By Zero", seeing that they are airing on the same day.

As reported on Mingpao, the actor who plays the lead in the new ViuTV series, "Who Sells Bricks in Hong Kong" that will premiere on 29 June - the same day of the Moses Chan and Wayne Lai starrer - stated that both dramas will have their own particular set of viewers.

"I have confidence in this drama's story. I hope that it will attract people who don't watch too much television to see it," he said.

The drama revolves around a renovation worker, who finds himself stuck working in a property while attempting to pursue an estate agent from redeveloping an old neighbourhood.

It co-stars many young actors including Fish Liew, Tony Wu, Eric Tsui, MIRROR's Stanley, and Jennifer Yu.

(Photo Source: Siu Hin Instagram)

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