[No System + Behind the Scenes + Composer + Screenwriter + Director + Multiple Women + Everyday Urban Life]
The male lead was once a poor student, so broke he had to scavenge through trash to survive.
Then, on Labor Day in 2005, he was reborn.
He only meant to write a few songs and screenplays to ensure he’d never have to worry about food or clothes again.
But before he knew it, he had upended the entire entertainment industry.
His songs swept the charts, and his screenplays crushed box office records.
His codename in the industry, “WA,” became a legend.
The queens of pop, film, and television were all close confidantes of his.
Yet outside the spotlight, few people knew what he really looked like.
From a gifted creator to a billionaire power broker who controlled the winds of change, Wang Lu’s double life begins.
Quite interesting, not brainless, worth watching
After reading more than twenty chapters, I think it's OK! The protagonist is finally no longer a 1.8 Meter handsome guy. After chapter 80, I skipped 20 chapters and gave up immediately.
Emperor is in Hong Kong, Wheatfield and Huayi are in Beijing. How did you start by allowing the male protagonist to meet Hong Kong's Emperor Company in Beijing?
Fast food has almost become a staple food, but I didn't open it well at the beginning.
How should I put it, I feel that the storyline of this book is a bit like Zhou Xingxing's. Anyway, it just feels like a middle-class one. Still pretty