Reborn in 1996: Starting at Beijing Film Academy
重生1996，从北电开始
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Stories About Being Reborn in Hong Kong and Making It Big
Novels about being reborn in Hong Kong and becoming a big shot.
Urban Fiction, One Female Lead, Strong Industry, Realistic, No Wild Fantastical Ideas
Reborn, Starting in the Entertainment Industry: Here Are Some of My Favorites
Looking for books like Back to Chinese Entertainment in 2003: I'm a Seventh-Generation Director. These are the books I've found most relaxing to read. Nothing too hectic.
Chinese Entertainment Industry, No System, Reborn in 2014
Looking for books similar to Let's Add Some Spice to Chinese Entertainment.
Reborn in Hong Kong, Building a Top-Tier Tycoon Empire
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in Hong Kong, Building a World-Class Financial Empire (Financial Hong Kong)". He acquires Gammon Construction and establishes Xinghua Infrastructure. The news sends the entire Hong Kong stock market into an uproar. At the time, Gammon Construction is worth just over 100 million, with shares priced at HK$3 each.
The Protagonist Starts a Game Studio and Makes AAA Games
Stories About Hong Kong Gangsters, At Least a Million Words
Any Fanfiction for Classic Hong Kong Movies or TVB Dramas?
A Reborn Protagonist Enjoys Hong Kong’s Entertainment Industry
Looking for Books About Becoming a Director
Looking for a book like "Director: I Only Wanted to Make Ends Meet, but Somehow Became a Big Shot". This one is good, not a novice-level story.
The Female Lead Should Ideally Be G.E.M.
Anything set in the entertainment industry with Dilraba or Yang Mi is fine.
Hong Kong Actresses
Any Novels About Filmmaking, with an Actor or Director as the Protagonist?
Movies and shows set in the 1990s are fine too, starring people like Lin Zhengying, Zhou Xingchi, and Hu Ge. Or the protagonist could collect all of their works and act in them. Just don't make Yang Mi or Dilraba Dilmurat the female lead.
Entertainment Novels Featuring Yang Rong, Jing Tian, Li Qin, or Zhang Zhixi
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Hong Kong Entertainment: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered
Hong Kong Films: Making Movies for Big Brother B, Starring Yip Tsz Mei
Hong Kong Films: A Directorial Debut, Championing Maggie Cheung
Hong Kong Island's Rich Young Master: From the Start, I Take Down Zhou Meiren
Hong Kong Entertainment: My Days as the King of Xiangjiang
Hong Kong Films: Keung Tells Me to Make a Movie, and Bixia Is the Female Lead
Reborn in Hong Kong’s Entertainment Industry: From the Start, I Reject Chow Yun-fat’s Advice to Quit
Hong Kong Films: Stop Pretending, You Just Want to Steal the Boss's Wife
Transmigrated to Hong Kong in 1985: Chasing My Dream in Show Business
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Hong Kong Entertainment: 1987, Snapping Up Young Qiu Shuzhen
Conquering Hong Kong Island: From the Start, I Signed the Jade Maiden Leader
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I'll give it five stars as encouragement. The biggest mistake in this book is that it refers to Hollywood's opening of theaters, not screens. With 800 theaters opening, there would be at least 6,000 screens; with 2,000, that's 16,000 screens. Each theater would have approximately 6-8 screens.
It's good, very much to my taste. Entertainment should be enjoyable or make you happy, unlike some authors who make pretentious art films. I really want to say, who would enter the entertainment industry if not to make money? Appropriate variety shows are fine, they're good for your enjoyment.
Overall it's not bad, but the idea of him becoming a Hollywood mogul seems a bit unrealistic. It's possible if he marries an American socialite and gives up a lot of benefits, but otherwise, if the benefits are too great, he might be shot 80 times in the back and commit suicide. It's like asking if a foreigner could possibly build a top-tier private film company in China…
No matter how rich you are, even hundreds of billions won't make you a tycoon. 🤭
Actually, it could have been a single female lead; I'd give it five stars.
8.5/10. Up to chapter 170, skipped 50 chapters. Readable, but bland. A typical "feel-good" novel template, but the details aren't perfect.
It's nice, but a bit short; not enough to watch at all.
First place in check-in ☝️ Not bad, but there's still room for improvement.
Pretty good, not bad.
It's well-written, but there are too few female leads. Could you add more? I've read almost 150 chapters and only found three.