Chinese Showbiz: This Director Cares Deeply About His Hometown
华娱：这个导演心系家乡
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- Chinese Showbiz: Reborn in 2002 as a Director, First I Build My Reputation华娱：重生02当导演，先塑金身Alternate title on Fanqie
- Chinese Showbiz: The Director of Catchphrases华娱：金句导演Alternate title on Fanqie
- Chinese Showbiz: The Days I Fought Jiang Wen for the Director's Chair华娱：和姜闻抢导筒的那些日子Alternate title on Fanqie
- Chinese Showbiz: Welcome to the Wei Cheng Era华娱：欢迎来到魏诚时代Alternate title on Fanqie
- Chinese Showbiz: Level Up to the Max First, Then Do Whatever I Want华娱：先速升满级，后随心所欲Alternate title on Fanqie
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423Chapters
19.6kReads · 30 days
226.4kReads · all time
1.1kShelf adds, last 14 days
6.1Score
13 ch/weekPace
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The writing of Lu Tailang's father is so awesome! He is a loser in front of Nortel!
I'd give it five stars if Liu Yifei wasn't there. Feel free to criticize! 🍉
I just saw the photo studio listing, and I thought it was well-written, but then I saw the rating was less than 6 🤦. It's funny. I didn't think the male lead was being arrogant or anything. I can only suggest you take a look and read it yourself.
This is not about Bulldozer collecting female stamps in the entertainment industry. Skip it if you don't like it, but the fusion of Ming 1566 and the name of the people is indeed quite novel and not too cliché. Lu Tailang has a fixed mini-boss. I have read too many Bulldozer entertainment articles. This is a good refresher.
Wow, that's amazing! I've read at least 800 to 1000 books on Chinese entertainment, and this is the first time I've seen someone dare not participate in that award. Before, I'd only ever seen people not go to the Golden Rooster Awards.
It can be very good-looking, and the career development is going very smoothly. I feel very happy watching it. But there is a small sticking point in the early stage. The revenge is not satisfying enough. The revenge against Mr. Lu is not too harsh.
The beginning wasn't bad, and the timing wasn't a problem. But around chapter 200, why is Li Yitong suddenly the main character? Good grief, the main character is now jumping around like crazy, introducing Lao Huang and trying to get her to have some romance with Jiang Wen…
The beginning is filled with various memes and clichés, but later on, when Jiang Wen actually appears, it's like a live stand-up comedy performance. The author isn't writing about Chinese entertainment; he's just a comedian dabbling in it, focusing on having fun and letting things flow smoothly. It's a book that really reflects his personal style. Keep it up, it's impressive!
If you keep chasing after that "good senior" of yours, Qin Lan, remember you have to snatch him away too! 😂
Five stars! There are no traces of AI, it's not a rambling account or a rough outline; the plot is solid, the filming and casting are detailed and thorough, the award-winning process is depicted with great detail, and the whole thing is full of high-energy moments.