China Entertainment: Indulge in Vanity Fair

After seeing chapter 30, I really can't stand it anymore. I insist on giving shares to Faxiaobiaobiao, and the upper limit can reach 30%! ! ! He gave so much as a gift when he first started his business, and then Huying Group came to ask for 30%. The protagonist was extremely reluctant at first, and would rather give it to two incompetent people than give it to Huying Group. Now it's better, and the protagonist has become a 🐶 before he gets 40%. The key movie is not invested by the protagonist. He is really a protagonist who is so depressed that he is not even as good as 🐶. I don't know how depressed the author must be in real life to write such a disgusting plot!

I left and abandoned the book. The writing was okay at the beginning, but then I started to enjoy myself as soon as I got off to a good start. Even though I wrote about some people who have never heard of it, I didn't feel that I was involved. I think the author may have different ideas from me, and wanted to include people and plots that others have never written about. However, the entertainment articles are all about actors and directors whom I have never heard of, and then being praised by you is better than the real ones. I understand that they just don't have opportunities and luck, but I just want to see people and things that I am familiar with and have fun. So I give up and you continue with your thoughts

It's very well written, but I don't know why not many people like it.

When will the new book be released? This is not an ordinary book.

The author is not good. I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 359. First of all, three dramas a year is just like a running account. Secondly, the author's mother would urge marriage, which makes her feel bad. Once again, entertainment articles involve politics In the end, the word count was too serious, either copying movie plots, anti-China remarks, or data. The author brought too much personal information

Emotionally the protagonist is a scumbag, but who is the scumbag that the protagonist hangs on those few people? The whole book has been selling confrontational anxiety. I'm not saying this is bad, but it's enough. The whole book! There are several chapters every two chapters with compradors, rival companies, and the media, all kinds of confrontations, and all kinds of scheming. Even in a small country, when the state machine operates and wants to manage something, it is not the ability of a certain group to blatantly target something. The normal logic is that the protagonist single-handedly leads the domestic film industry and is a pioneer in exporting culture to the outside world. If these people secretly hack the Internet and engage in small tricks, it doesn't matter. They all start to blatantly target them. Doesn't the national power show up in seconds? Which country can tolerate such a group of people causing trouble in a big way? It turns out that the protagonist has been competing with these people from the beginning to the end of the book, and the various leaders also know it. The result is nothing, which is quite magical. It's just their own children who are fighting, so they can't be beaten, right? Then they can all be considered spies of other countries! There are all kinds of things that are looking for protagonists on the Internet, and they are all hidden. Is there any reason for the country to let them go? The ending is even more amazing. The protagonist's role as a housekeeper takes things for the protagonist and crashes on the plane, implying that the struggle has escalated to a life-or-death ending. Let's just say that throughout the whole book, the protagonist has not only raised his reputation to the point where others hate you to death, but also regulated the film and television industry. Only these two, none of the enemies have been solved. When it comes to developing the film industry, except for the protagonist's company making money and the protagonist personally mentoring no more than ten newcomers, there is no indication of how much the company supports. Is this useful for an industry?

Chapter 32 was withdrawn. I can't stand it any longer. The plot is so taken for granted that I almost copied it without copying anything good. It's all bad movies.

One of the few books in China Entertainment that does not engage in capital operations or buy U. S. Stocks, but only makes movies and works as an actor to become a billionaire. And there are some private goods, but these are some thoughts that have happened and will make people think. Definitely worth a read.

It's more of an orthodox entertainment article, but there are some saucy tricks that aren't very satisfying. Those who like traditional entertainment articles can start it!

Three pieces of advice to persuade you to quit, stupid article, and even deceiving your brain, who should be considered stupid? He deserves to be thrown into the street