I'm Really Not a Resource Guy

The prototype story of I am not the god of medicine. The prototype was not sued by foreign pharmaceutical companies at all. Instead, the patent of which drug expired, and the domestic generic drug company sued the prototype protagonist. . . In other words, the whole thing is not a matter of foreign companies, it is the domestic generic drug company that filed the lawsuit.

I couldn't even wait for it to be released, so I stopped reading when I saw that I spent millions to buy Liu's copyright for something that could be done for tens of thousands of dollars. There will be a fire to compensate him in the future. When you buy a house, do you have to pay the landlord the difference? There are so many science fiction novels, and the success of adapted science fiction movies is mostly due to the work of film workers. If you sell something for money and goods, and others do it, do you lose money? Compensation? When others buy his copyright, they also follow the market price at that time.

Awkward! ! ! Either you don't write about the suppression of mainland artists by the Hong Kong director circle. Since you have written about it, don't be perfunctory about the ending to show your generosity. The previous description stirred up other people's passions and waited for a relieving ending. Another thing, I have seen a lot of entertainment articles recently that have a poisonous point. If they don't work as an artist, they will find artists from other companies for so many scripts after rebirth. They dislike being an artist because of the financial troubles and they don't make much money. It was clearly described in the early stage that it is easy for artists to make money, and they can make a lot of money from just one endorsement or a commercial performance. This gives people the illusion of being both serious and independent. Add in the inconsistency, and it is very confusing! 😎😎😎

The whole book is pretty good, but it's a joke that an unknown person hired Liu. When Ning Hao was filming "Stone", Liu thought about replacing Ning Hao and filming it with a new director from Hong Kong. For this reason, he even changed the pre-agreed investment of three million to one million. The protagonist asked Liu to make a guest appearance, and Ning Hao agreed. This was not a slap in his face. The updated chapter said that the protagonist went to Hollywood. This is really not good. Hollywood is the vanguard of the US propaganda war. They can let the Chinese participate in it. Don't talk about acquiring Hollywood film and television companies. It is useless. Hollywood only needs to block distribution and screening, which is very different from movies shot in China.

You can still see it in the front, but the middle and later stages are a piece of shit.

I deleted the book after reading the latest chapter. It's a bit disgusting for a single heroine to hug another girl who has designs on you when you have a girlfriend. Don't talk about a polite hug, it's not necessary.

Another Liu Yifei's dog-licking, and she also compensates for a role

When you see that the protagonist wants to bring capital into the company to go public, you don't need to read it. The protagonist thinks that he is not comfortable sharing power and money with no one, but he feels comfortable unless he brings in some capital to do things.

Both the storyline and the background and character of the characters feel very far-fetched and old-fashioned, and you don't even have the slightest sense of participation when reading it. Whether it's the pig's feet, the supporting roles, or the career development process, it's bland from beginning to end and makes you just watch it as if you're chewing wax! The objective evaluation is slightly better than the running account, but still as bland as water! Regardless of whether he has the passion to live a new life or start a business, Pig's Feet seems to have lost its foresight and is more like a tool man!

It's not a resource card, you're a dog-licking card, you're a money-giving card.