Starting with Yearning for the Life, I Bring Down the Entertainment Industry

Why does this book feel like I've read something similar somewhere? I also practiced my skills hard, and I also wanted to experience the big sword when I left the mountain, but that one was taken back by Teacher He when I left the station!

I seem to have read another book about the same

This introduction is 80% similar to a certain book

This introduction is very familiar. I saw one before, and it was also about longing. The introduction is similar to this one. They both say that the protagonist has been taken there for many years, and he was captured by the program crew after he left the mountain after learning.

What's there to brag about when Naruto only boasts about Japanese culture? What's there to see when One Piece forcefully brags about Japanese culture in the later period?

I remember there was a novel I wrote a long time ago, also called Longing for Longing. The protagonist also grew up in Miyun. As soon as he left the village, he was captured by Teacher He and brought back to Miyun to start filming Longing for Longing.

The name of the protagonist and the name of the director are only one character apart, which is a bit confusing.

Almost none of Feilu Entertainment's articles are well written when the protagonist himself is a capital or theater giant. Except for the book about the boss Yang who was stunned and wrote about the power of capital, everything else is licking. It's impossible to describe the feeling of being an apex predator.

I just want to know why the protagonist's drawing of Naruto is in Japanese? And there's no anime yet, right?

Should I write about Fifty Kilometers to Taohuawu?