[Showbiz + Director + Singer (The rating just opened and will rise later)]
In the early 2000s, Chinese pop music was a battlefield of the gods.
Jay Chou hadn't yet become a legend, Lin Junjie had just debuted, and G.E.M. was still in school.
Hero hadn't been released, and the era of big-budget Chinese-language films had yet to arrive.
Reborn, Li Yaotian looks at the main quest on his System screen:
[Main Quest: Take the Roundabout Route]
[Objective: Earn one million yuan as a singer to fund the production of your first film]
[Current Progress: 0/1,000,000]
He folds up the newspaper, the corners of his mouth lifting.
“Jay Chou, no hard feelings. I'm borrowing the Chinese pop scene to make a little money first.”
Once I set sail, I'll use the memories of these twenty years to fulfill my dream of becoming a director in both my lives, then stand atop the world like James Cameron and shout, “I'm the king of the world!”
I love this kind of story. The plot of this book is unconventional, and the content is very detailed. It's a great read.
The main character only sang one song; who sang the other nine? 👍
It's worth watching; the plot doesn't drag.
Objectively speaking, this book is quite good and worth reading.
The writing is okay, but it's a bit tiring to cram so much information together; the pace could be slowed down a bit.
My readers are so lovely, it's not too much to reward myself with a good review, right?
Keep it up, Lao Zuo! I haven't seen such a decent book on Tomato Bookstore for a while now, so I can only say it's definitely worth reading.
Not bad, please update more often.
There's a minor flaw: the filming time for Juno was incorrectly recorded. Otherwise, it's alright, the pacing is quite fast. But I can accept it.
It's watchable. I've watched two so far (not counting my ex-girlfriend). I started a company but only signed one contract so far. It seems to have a slight AI element, but it's alright.