Entertainment: I Have 3,000 Theaters

It's amazing how a director can bring down a big boss who owns one-third of the theater chain with assets worth hundreds of billions.

Double standard for the protagonist? You can lose tens of millions a day for Yaya, but you have to let that little fairy withdraw from the circle. Then why don't you let Yaya withdraw? Isn't this a double standard?

I didn't read the book review. Reading your book was my biggest mistake. I didn't know you had the courage to write more than one million words.

I don't know what the author was thinking about the little fairy section.

There are fruit on the tree, you and me under the tree

For example, when a movie is released, shouldn't the theater itself first watch the finished film and then decide to schedule it? In the book, it turns out that the boss of the main character makes whatever arrangements he wants.

"Jiang Cheng's mouth raised slightly, and he smiled faintly, but the expression on his face did not fluctuate much." How many times did it appear? I saw it several times before it was put on the shelves. Is the author out of words? And I always feel like I have a speech problem, even if I laugh, there won't be any big fluctuations? Maybe the protagonist's "faint smile" is not visible to the naked eye. But the author is pretty good. I saw "glance in the eyes" several times in another werewolf novel. Whether it was for happiness or being killed, or when entering the game and talking to people normally, one "glance in the eyes" in one chapter may be a bit exaggerated, but there is definitely one "glance in the eyes" in three chapters. I almost don't know the meaning of the word "light".