Chinese Showbiz: An Orphan from the Start, an Entertainment Mogul in the End
华娱：开局遗孤，结局娱乐圈大佬
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 4d ago
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Other names
- Chinese Showbiz: The King Behind the Entertainment Industry华娱：娱乐圈背后的王者Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking For Showbiz Novels With Plenty Of Heroines, Fully Completed
Single Female Lead: Liu Yifei
Looking for books similar to My Fairy Sister: I'm Really Not a Love-Brained Fool! The male lead can have some acting scenes, but acting shouldn't be the main focus. I don't want him to be obsessed with directing, with everything revolving around it. That's boring.
Showbiz, Real-Life Celebrities, and Lots of Female Celebrities From Chinese Entertainment
The Entertainment Industry Is Such a Mess. Any Good Novels?
Preferably with Dilraba in it!
Any More Well-Planned Chinese Entertainment Industry Novels?
Looking for books similar to Showbiz Ordinary Joe (Showbiz Ordinary Joe). Any recommendations for showbiz novels with a well-planned plot and decent writing? Any other recommendations? Any other recommendations?
Chinese Entertainment Industry Stories: I've Read Hundreds, Here Are a Few Hidden Gems to Share With Fellow Readers
The Absolute Best in Showbiz Fiction!!! I'm Desperately Out of Books to Read!
A Femme Fatale in Showbiz, with a Hero Who Has Been Scheming for Her Affection All Along
Stories With Liu Yifei as the Heroine, or Featuring Liu Yifei
Modern Entertainment Industry Stories With Multiple Female Leads
Books Featuring Female Leads Like Bai Lu, Cheng Guo, Wang Yuwen, Zhao Jinmai, or Zhao Lusi
Looking for books like "The Outcast: All the Pups Are Mine".
One Female Lead: Liu Tianxian
Showbiz + System + Director + Multiple Heroines (Preferably Complete)
Looking for books like "As a Director, It’s Only Natural for Female Stars to Live at My Place". For example: someone is unexpectedly reborn or transmigrates to a parallel world, then sweeps the entertainment industry with the help of a Director System, standing up to the idol culture backed by big money. Beautiful women keep him company along the way, and he’s devoted to one person.
Entertainment Industry, Chinese Showbiz, Directors, Business Wars, Courtyard Houses, Primordial Era
Hey, gorgeous Yifeis and handsome Yanzus! Preferably something you've personally read and vetted, and that fewer people have come across, or an obscure gem with promise.
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.
Looking for Urban Fantasy and Showbiz Stories with No CP……
Looking for books similar to Write a Song for Charity, Not One That Makes the Whole Internet Cry. I'd love more recommendations for entertainment-industry novels like this. In a nutshell, I want stories that use the most restrained melodies to strike the deepest chord of social empathy. Any experts have recommendations?
Looking for Single-Heroine Stories About the Goddess Liu Yifei
I want something similar to The Roses Bloom When the Wind Comes. Stories set in the entertainment industry are fine, or fan fiction about characters played by Lao Liu.
Novels About Entertainers with Powerful Connections
The male lead has a powerful background.
Entertainment Industry: Bai Mengyan
Looking for Entertainment Industry Stories With a System
I want to read something similar to Entertainment: Starting with a Divine Song and Taking the World by Storm. The protagonist should focus on building a career. Please leave out all the nasty, vulgar characters and the fake or real heiress plots.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is Bound to a System, Completes Tasks, and Accidentally Becomes Famous in the Entertainment Industry?
I want something like "Knife Bro Goes Viral in the Entertainment Industry, and Fans Beg Him to Stop Killing People". It really left me wanting more. It doesn’t have to involve killing people; I’ll take any feel-good entertainment-industry novel. Give me one, please. I’m starving here!
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It's a very good novel. Although everyone is complaining that the protagonist is too soft-hearted and a nice guy, think about it, he has no immediate family and can only rely on kinship ties, so it's already quite impressive that he can achieve this! However, such a protagonist gets tiresome after a while. It can be described as follows: upon seeing a bedbug, the protagonist waits until it jumps onto their face and releases its poison before swatting it away.
A good book, much better than those books that boast about getting into top film academies, making art films, and fawning over European and American film festivals. Plus, it has a lot of tidbits... Well, I won't go into details, but any resemblance to actual events is purely coincidental. 😏
The opening was great, setting a good tone and background. Midway through, I hope to expand into the internet, cinemas, media companies, high-tech new energy, etc., Eliminating all the foreign-worshipping elements, haha. I also want to recruit beautiful actresses born in the 80s and 85s, and some from overseas, paving the way for international expansion. Keep writing well, and hopefully it won't regress.
The subject matter is old, and the unspoken issues remain unresolved. Fortunately, the author's skill in navigating this tightrope is impressive; the spatula moves gently, the seasoning is added just right, ensuring the food is neither undercooked nor burnt. I've only read about twenty chapters; I hope the later chapters maintain this level of quality, with the plot and writing improving further.
This is the first time I've seen an analysis of the entertainment industry from this angle in all the Chinese entertainment novels I've read. The stories about Wu Baige, Cheng Tian, and Zuo Shandiao are truly refreshing. Unfortunately, this is the only problem; generally, novels with unique perspectives or insightful observations tend to have good ratings.
In this drama, Peng Laomo's role was replaced by Yuan Hong. Basically, Ye Yibo ousted all the Hong Kong and Taiwanese actors from the important roles. Giving him full stars for this alone—relying on the mainland for a living, yet acting so arrogantly...
I've read up to 500 chapters. I've been reading since the first chapter. It's pretty good, with different protagonist perspectives. It develops from the producer's point of view. Well written, very well written. Recommended. I recently read seven more Chinese-language novels. Four had a single female lead, and three had multiple female leads. This region's writing is still the best.
The author put a lot of effort into it, making it a comfortable read. I also learned some entertainment gossip, though I don't know if it's true or not. As long as it's genuine, that's fine. I don't care if it's true or not. What I love most is the book reviews; the readers are really outspoken! 😄😄😄
Well written, there's quite a bit of inside information in it. Keep it up!
@ What is the relationship between Kyushu Film and Television Company and the protagonist? I know that Kyushu Culture is the protagonist's own, and Oriental Film and Television was established by the protagonist and everyone else. So what about Kyushu Film and Television Company? The whole thing seems inexplicable, somewhat confusing.