I Became a Billionaire by Making Dramas That Spread Earth's Culture
我靠拍剧传播地球文化后成首富了
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- Completed
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- 269k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 1y ago
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No Romance!!!! Do You Even Know What No Romance Means? Stop Recommending Romance 😐
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Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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Female-Oriented Plagiarism Stories!!! Female-Oriented!! The Protagonist Copies Earth's Culture
I want a story where the protagonist plagiarizes popular online novels and songs. It can be about someone aspiring to become a singer, too!!!
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Spreads Chinese Culture to Another World or the Stars
Transmigrating to a Parallel World with Little Culture
The male lead comes from a scholarly family and is an absolute heartthrob. He actively shares things from his previous life, whether it’s poetry, classical culture, or the entertainment industry 😁😁
Please! Any Space-Themed Novels Without a Female Lead?
Looking for books like "Interstellar: The Soft and Fluffy Bunny Has Shocked the Whole Internet Again". I just suddenly felt like reading one, but please don't recommend anything about the Zerg. I'm a little afraid of bugs and, for some reason, just can't handle them. And please, no apocalypse settings either.
Interstellar Stories About Spreading Ancient Earth Culture
Novels Where Someone Creates Horror in the Interstellar World: Give the Spacefarers Some Chinese-Style Horror
"I Make Games in the Interstellar Era to Spread Chinese Civilization" was great, but it's been on hiatus. Please recommend something similar.
Any Stories With a Male Lead Who's a Director? I'm Out of Things to Read, and I'd Like No CP
I'd like to read something like "Director, Stop Torturing Us! I've Learned My Lesson, Please Let Me Go!" Are there any stories with a male lead who's a director? I'm already out of things to read. No romance, please.
Friends, Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Interstellar Era and Spreads Chinese Culture?
Looking for books similar to "I Create Games Across the Stars to Spread Chinese Civilization." The interstellar era has a huge gap in its entertainment scene, and the protagonist shares Chinese culture from the past, including intangible cultural heritage, films and TV, games, and food. Romance or no romance is fine, but preferably no romance.
Livestreaming and Introducing Chinese Culture to Goddesses from Around the World
Any Good Stories About Transmigrating into an AI-Animated Creation Contest?
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Interstellar Era and Spreads Chinese Culture?
Either a male or female protagonist is fine. The protagonist transmigrates to the interstellar era, where civilization has suffered a break for some reason, and then promotes Chinese culture there.
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You can add some mythology later, and try to include both Western and Eastern elements, because you're writing about global culture, not just Chinese culture.
If you've tried it, you can jump in! The author's writing is good, the plot flows smoothly, and the male lead's character is also believable. It's worth reading. Although the story is a cliché tale of a male protagonist making money by filming TV series after traveling through interstellar space, the male protagonist is not a plagiarist.
It's quite good. All the filming is original; there's no plagiarism. It's set in an interstellar era, with a historical gap, and the director is the male lead. My only question is why it's not called "Star Lord"—"Star Lord" is more common in novels about planetary rulers. Looking forward to the later episodes.
The latest 70 chapters are written in a slightly simplistic style, have some loose ends in the setting, and lack sufficient description of the interstellar era. However, they are packed with exciting moments without much slice-of-life content, and the subject matter is very appealing, making them suitable for mindless entertainment.
It's excellent, all original, with a clear plot and strong sense of immersion. It even incorporates elements from related products and services, appealing to someone desperately needing money to pay off debts. I wonder if the lack of songs is due to a lack of music library or a reluctance to plagiarize. Each script could be published in its own book; they are all very representative and highly recommended. 👍
I feel that in some minor aspects, the author can still assign certain copyrights to the main character, making them unique to the protagonist, so that other film and television companies cannot imitate the protagonist.
It's good; there's no plagiarism, and it doesn't consist of long stretches of plot. The pacing is fast. I have a suggestion for holiday promotion. I once watched a Chinese animated film called "The Calendar Master." Although the animation was rather simple, it had a lot of cultural depth. I was moved to tears by several of the stories.
Original drama is a good thing. The protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes; he learns everything through trial and error. Unfortunately, the data might be poor. The author only wanted to finish quickly later on, and didn't fill in the plot holes from the beginning. The filmed dramas weren't as detailed as the earlier ones. That's understandable, though. Hopefully, the author's next book will be better.
The author is incredibly talented! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 The writing is superb! 👍👍👍👍 Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
The plot deserves five stars, but I'm giving it four because while the overall story was quite complete, the ending felt rushed. It wasn't a sudden, disjointed ending, but rather a gradual progression; the pace quickened towards the end, and the conclusion even felt like an outline. 🤦 If the pacing had slowed down and there had been more expansion, it would have been perfect.