The Great Era of China Entertainment

What I recommend is another book called "China Entertainment: The Blockbuster Era", produced by the veteran veteran Weiwuwuwei. After the brutal encounter with river crabs, update the official account. You can search for "Mighty and Unyielding". This book can be called China Entertainment's version of the King of Hollywood. The whole book has a high-minded and positive outlook, and mocks the chaos in the entertainment industry such as the Hong Kong circle and the traffic circle. The protagonist is not satisfied with making money by making movies, but wants to "drag Chinese movies forward alone." As for the love line, the love line is bulldozed by all female stars. Domestic, Japanese and Korean actresses have been pushed down one after another. The first woman in the protagonist's role is Yu Feihong, and there are other popular women, small women, young women, and mature women. Of course, the author's true love, Natalie Portman, can't escape either. The unabridged version must be well received. Personal rating: 4 stars