Can't I Be the Best Actor Since I've Been Reborn?

I carried it hard and carried it hard, until I reached chapter 100, I really couldn't carry it anymore. A killer is written as a love brain. He makes money and wants to invest in stocks. However, Liu Shishi wants to buy a house. The male protagonist spends all the money of 6 million to buy a house. Does he know how much 6 million will mean in the future? One commercial performance costs 50,000 yuan, and two commercial performances can earn the company 100,000 yuan. What does that mean? Does the money earned by the male protagonist belong to the company? And then the male protagonist only has 40% of the company's shares, and he uses money to invest in the shares. According to this statement, the money earned by the male protagonist goes directly into the company, and then he gets dividends based on the shares. Is this stupid? The copyright of a novel written online was bought and adapted into a TV series. The male protagonist is hiding everything for fear of being known. Are you a celebrity? Are you afraid of fame, popularity or what? If people know about your inner story, you can't sell scripts to deceive people. Why do you think selling scripts is a scam because your TV series is making so much money? Could it be that just because people in the industry know that you wrote the novel, can they allow you to directly grant the copyright without charging money? What is the right to speak at all times? A powerful actor or a shareholder of a brokerage company, are you afraid that people will know that you are a gold medal screenwriter? I still don't understand whether this book has a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. Liu Shishi has all kinds of love-minded behaviors in front of her, and has arranged many plots in which other women are interested in the male protagonist, but so far there is no progress. Why do you want to engage in ambiguity + pure love in the entertainment industry? In order to sell the script to Zhang Yimou, he acted like a pug. Although he didn't show it in his behavior, the inner drama felt like this. Is it the author's true expression or a problem with his writing skills?

A killer in his previous life, he was reborn as a big licking dog. He insisted on Liu Shishi as the heroine Cai Yinong and refused to let her go. The hero almost knelt down and begged. That's stupid.

The author dated Liu Shishi, and also Liu Yifei by the way. It's so cool to be on the same stage.

Male lead interview: If you let me play the role, I can guarantee that the box office will be more than 100 million; more than 200 million... It's too shocking...

To be honest, the author's character design of the protagonist is okay, but the author is a bit too brainless. Crazy Racing could be said to be a movie tailor-made for Huang Bo at that time. How could it need outsiders to introduce the actors? Also, it is impossible for the lurking crew to just recruit someone on the street to act in a TV series. You can write novels, but you really don't want to be too weak-minded and make readers think they are fools.

Tsk... How to say it? I listened to this book pretty well before I paid for it, but after I paid for it, the plot made me a little uncomfortable. I don't know why...

The writing is okay, but there are a lot of bugs in it. Firstly, as a former agent engaged in assassinations, you can be surprised at the speed of information collection by the other party, but you can't be too superficial. Secondly, when he was playing Fairy Sword III, Hu Ge was just a little transparent. The director only made an impression after you mentioned it, and he would not be introduced. He played Li Xiaoyao because someone introduced him. The director auditioned to play Fairy Sword. You can imagine what the situation was like at that time.

I don't know if it was intentional by the author. When I wrote My Love from the Stars, I also wrote about other popular IPs. Then he didn't buy the copyright. I don't know what he thought. But I really didn't understand the fight with Avatar later on. Just by relying on marketing, you can beat Avatar. You are so awesome, you don't even make a draft when you brag. In 10 years, there were only over 6,000 screens nationwide. How can we achieve a box office of 150 million that day? You are elated. How did you get the audience to buy 5 tickets? Just buy it 5 times, I just want to know. Your ticket price is half that of Avatar. Why do you surpass Avatar's performance? Just rely on blowing. Just travel back a few years and build a reputation, and people will be willing to pay for you. I can understand if you want to kill Avatar. I have read many Chinese entertainment novels. You are the first novel that can overtake Avatar just by relying on marketing. You have no logic at all. And later movies have ticket reimbursement policies. You can watch a movie at 9 yuan 9 or 19 yuan 9 to pull up the market, but when calculating box office, it is still based on the movie ticket price. I just want to know that you don't have ticket reimbursement, you don't have dazzling 3D, it's just an ordinary road comedy. Let's not talk about whether the movie theaters are big enough to support such a big market. The highest box office of a Chinese movie that year was just over 600 million. Still a classic in film history, let the bullets fly. And they are usually mixed with water. Why can you get such high box office? I really haven't figured it out. I just typed such a long paragraph.

The writing is good, the ideas are cool and positive, and the rhythm is well controlled.

Why do you want to be an actor after being reborn? Is it love or something? There are a few people in the entertainment industry who are passionate about it, and it's not just for the money. What can't you do to make money? Do you have to be an actor? If you were writing about China Entertainment, this topic would not be appropriate. Women in the entertainment industry are not clean, and men are just as dangerous. Go in one end and look at the chrysanthemum