
City Warrior King: Photography Made Me the World’s Richest Man
都市兵王,靠摄影成为世界首富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 218k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
70Chapters
551Reads · all time
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"Urban Soldier King, Became the World's Richest Man by Taking Photography" tells the story of the top soldier "Ryuya" who retired and was forced by the capital boss to produce a billion-box-office movie in three months in order to save his seriously ill sister. Do you think he wants to rely on fists? No, he used lenses; he turned military tactics into storyboards, reconnaissance thinking into camera movements, and actual combat experience into action scenes. Those veteran actors don't have to act, because that's who they are. Under the triple oppression of capital squeeze, mafia pursuit, and insider trouble, the protagonist just used the method of making a movie to complete the counter-attack. The most enjoyable part of this book is not the fighting, but seeing how the protagonist turns real enemies into "material" for the camera. Tieshan, Su Qingxue, A Fei, Wang Dao; everyone is fighting in their own way. The pace is fast, the conflicts are dense, and each chapter is exciting. If you like hard-core, real, and non-procrastinating urban cool writing, don't miss this book.