
Chinese Showbiz: Saving the Post-85 Actresses
华娱:拯救85后女明星
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Recommendations Wanted: Entertainment Industry Career Novels About Actors, Singers, or Groups, with Good Writing
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Why do you want to worship Jiang Wen as your master? A fifth-generation director. Isn't it good for the fourth-generation director Tian Zhuangzhuang?
When I saw Chapter 26, Yang Tianzhen's agent, the protagonist, director, singer and screenwriter had no connections except the agent. Ten points were divided into 30%. I know that Yang was worth 30%, but most of the people who come to Tomato are cool articles, right? I can't see anything here. I can only say that if it is classified as a business article, at least the 26 chapters I saw, there is nothing wrong with it. I left without reading, and I didn't curse anyone. I am seeking truth from facts, so it is a good or bad three-star, and there is nothing wrong with it.
If you don't understand it, it's still not as good as Wuji [laughing][laughing][laughing]
Literary youth, middle class and niche
My writing was okay at first, but I fell behind when I pretended to be a grandson in the Beijing circle.
The pace was slow in the early stage, but much better in the later stage... What satisfied me the most is that the timeline of events in the book is almost the same as in reality, and the character of the heroine is also very realistic. It is a rare Chinese entertainment novel that can make people immerse themselves in it. Come on, author, don't write it down! ! !
The book is not bad, I can read it when there is a shortage of books, it is a refreshing article. The overall content is considered complete, from beginning to end, and there are many problems. I personally feel that the "Liu Bang" setting in the opening chapter is not good, so why not give a low-end version of the system? Although the ending also rebates the "bugs" in the opening chapter, I feel that it is not consistent with the full text. The content feels tight at first and then loose. The early content is quite compact, and gradually becomes looser, especially the male protagonist's entrepreneurship, development, Internet+, etc. In the early and middle stages. These contents feel like they will push the book higher and higher or "grand", but the content after that is more life-oriented, with a particularly large proportion of emotions, but a pitiful lack of career. "Let the Bullets Fly" runs through to the end, which is too boring. The ending is also simply wrapped up, which can be considered a bad ending. Many pitfalls have not been filled in. The final kickback at the beginning can be made up for. As for women, I personally feel that Fan Shuangbing's writing is quite outstanding, but the rest is pretty average.
First of all, the story rhythm is good, the language expression skills are also good, and the atmosphere is also good. Secondly, the business war part is a little naive. Of course, capital is not so cute. One general is the only one who achieves the goal and is dead. There is only struggle and no friendship at all.
What does it mean to sell all the shares? You only have five points, what do you think? As a person with cheats... Actually selling shares? You don't even have any control... You work in the entertainment industry... You don't know what a scarf means to the entertainment industry?
It's incomprehensible to ask Fan to exchange salary for investment. It doesn't matter how much Yang points the entertainment company needs, but it's incomprehensible that Weibo gave her 1.2 Billion for nothing and it was given out in a short period of time. She sold the department for multiple rounds of financing at once?