In 2012, Lin Yuan transmigrates to Los Angeles!
He becomes the only Chinese freshman at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, with his coal-magnate father back home and his billions in wealth at his back from the start.
When the world thinks he's just a rich kid here to burn money and earn a foreign degree, his graduation short film, Whiplash, becomes an instant festival sensation!
"Chinese-language directors don't understand storytelling? Everything they make besides kung fu movies is garbage?"
Faced with the doubts, he fires back with John Wick, using its violent aesthetic to teach Hollywood a lesson, and Keanu Reeves treats him like a father reborn!
From his Sundance debut to the Academy Award for Best Director, then snatching a hundred billion in box office revenue from Marvel...
He's not just a "tyrant director," but also a "Hollywood star collector."
In the early days, he rules the set with an iron fist, making Emma Stone cry and molding Jennifer Lawrence until she's willing to knock on his door in the middle of the night for a role.
On his occasional trips back to China, even a random commercial film tops the Lunar New Year box office, making Chinese entertainment directors cry, "The wolf is coming!"
The writing is too optimistic. In reality, if you don't share resources with capital, it will be impossible for your film to be released.
I don't feel like a top player in the world, I feel like a global enemy
Cool, cool writing, really cool writing, the story is compact and there is no unnecessary plot.
The storyline is compact and addictive. The author skillfully sets up suspense to keep people interested.
Well written, keep up the good work!
How can she be so beautiful? 😢 😢 😢 I support you! (I love fried chicken so much) [Sending heartfelt wishes]
Domineering to the end!
The writing is good, the plot development is compact and not draggy, and the character setting is also very good. I like it very much.
Okay, okay, please continue~
Recommended by a friend, it's really good~