Chinese Showbiz: From Grand Slam Director to the World's Richest Man

This is truly a satisfying read, very enjoyable. I hope for more updates. I'll give you the donkey from the production team! I really enjoy reading stories with a touch of directing and commercialism. Many authors struggle to balance the plot, easily resulting in a bloated and disorganized narrative. So far, the commercial and directing elements seem fine.

This is a very enjoyable entertainment novel. 1. This book avoids most common pitfalls in the entertainment genre, such as the overabundance of harem novels that cause the female lead to lose her place. 2. All the characters in the book undergo growth. I've seen many comments criticizing the protagonist for giving good scripts to those around her, saying it's unrealistic.

Five stars! I've seen a lot of entertainment films, and this one has a fresh perspective. While others' first step is burying someone alive, his is the moon – both are one-man movies. However, it's a bit exaggerated; the filming process is portrayed as too fast, with the entire movie and post-production completed in just a month or two.

Overall, it's pretty good, with no major flaws. The development is also proceeding smoothly. The only downside is that Liu Xiaoli is the protagonist's stepmother, so she doesn't get to eat rice bowls; I'm deducting one star.

Giving five stars as encouragement! The three beauties from Xinjiang—Da Mei Yuan Yan, Dan Chen, Da Tian Tian, ​​and Da Tang Shi Xian—are getting revenge on Lu Taro by taking Qin Lan, the electronic music singer! 😏 The latest one is about Zhou Xun; it's contradictory that he said he wasn't interested in her before but now he is.

This is a pretty good pure wish-fulfillment novel. It simplifies many parts, but it also has some logical elements. The protagonist's high position brings him benefits, so naturally the entertainment industry smiles at him. Moreover, the protagonist's loyalty and the value he brings to the united front allow him to disregard many rules in many situations.

This is the best Chinese entertainment novel I've read, starting early and combining Chinese entertainment with the internet. I suggest adding website navigation and internet cafe software to the search engine; it would be a perfect match. The protagonist, a director, travels everywhere making movies.

I've currently read up to chapter 69, and it's quite well-written with no major flaws! I'd give it a 7 or 8 out of 10; it's a decent novel, which is quite an achievement. Seeing the latest chapter, I feel that it's getting worse and worse, completely deviating from the theme. There's less and less description of the movie characters, and it has to be related to the official source. Are you trying to create another one?

I've read the latest chapter, and it's great! It's so engaging and makes you want to keep reading. It doesn't have the rambling, overly detailed descriptions of some short essays, making it a very comfortable read. This is what a truly satisfying read should be!

The author hopes that there won't be too many Hong Kong film actors, who all look down on the mainland yet come to the mainland to make money.