[Transmigration + showbiz + silly girl + Chinese-style aesthetics + film and TV]
This book is also known by the titles The Chinese Entertainment Industry: Starting with 50 Kilometers of Peach Blossoms, The Chinese Entertainment Industry: The Darkest Pinnacle, the Beauty of Chinese Style, and The Chinese Entertainment Industry: A Lifelong Promise Made at Age Three.
What if Jay Chou had opened a milk tea shop instead of writing songs? How would that have affected Chinese-language pop music? And how different is Blue Star from the Ancestral Star?
A noncompliant gaming pod catches fire. When Lu Chen wakes up, he discovers that he has transmigrated and become roommates with Zhao Jinmai, who made her debut as a child star. He thought transmigrating was crazy enough, but then the “Sha Niu” he unlocked in the game’s Magic Mobile Phone dungeon comes along too...
After discovering that Blue Star is a parallel world almost identical to the Ancestral Star, Lu Chen decides to use the advanced technology in Sha Niu's database to help Huaguo take off. But before he can do anything, Yang Mi suddenly shows up at his door...
Lu Chen: “If I hadn't just gotten out of the hospital and still been weak, I might not have lost to you.”
Yang Mi: “Heh... little brat, it's not your mouth that should be getting hard.”
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To protect Xiao Maizi, and to bring Chinese-style aesthetics to Blue Star, Lu Chen resolutely enters the entertainment industry.
His debut songs make waves around the world. “The Seventh Chapter of the Night” reigns over the Western rap scene, “Blue and White Porcelain” sparks a Chinese-style craze, and the opera-infused period song “The Actor” gives the whole world a glimpse of Huaguo culture.
Official verdict: The Darkest Pinnacle, the Beauty of Chinese Style!
Years later, Lu Chen has built a cinematic universe empire that surpasses Marvel. In an interview, he declares without a trace of guilt: “Never forget why you started, and you can accomplish your mission!”
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