The Countercurrent of Daily Entertainment

The beginning is not bad, it's a real seedling, keep it up and watch. The author's timeline is a bit messy. The pig's trotters mentioned at the beginning participated in the filming of "Chaos" (and also pointed out that they were riding on the tail of the bubble economy to make money). So, the time should be at the end of 1984 or the beginning of 1985. However, what the hell are the words about PCs and the Internet? In addition, it is true that the Japanese entertainment industry is closed, but the film industry is just the opposite. Before the 1990s, it was the money bag of Hong Kong films. After that, it became the most important source of box office in the United States outside of North America. It is open! In short, the author's writing style is not bad, but the content of the book gives people the feeling of being shocked by UC, so book friends who have high expectations for feelings should be careful.

Saw a daily entertainment. . . Although I never know how to write about the Japanese entertainment industry. The author suddenly updated dozens of chapters. Oh My God. . . Worry about his manuscript