[Reborn + a whole host of heroines + System + director + actor + plagiarist + mainly Chinese entertainment]
The career storyline develops slowly, with a focus on film and television entertainment.
Shen Yichen, a film producer who worked himself to death in his previous life, is reborn in 2001 and awakens an entertainment System.
Wait, how did he jump straight to having an entire lifetime added on when he was just reborn?
In this era, mainland China’s entertainment industry is still a barren wasteland, with opportunities everywhere. The goddesses of every country are vying to outshine one another, each in her prime.
And so an entertainment empire spanning film, television, music, novels, and anime is built.
His books, including Grave Robbers’ Chronicles, The Ming Dynasty, The Devotion of Suspect X, and The Hunger Games, become global bestsellers, making him the most successful author.
Jay Chou, Wang Leehom, David Tao, JJ Lin, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber? He happily milks them all. He becomes the hottest singer in Chinese-language and Western music.
He sweeps the top three European film festivals, the Oscars, and awards at home and abroad. He acquires Marvel and creates a superhero universe that becomes a box-office legend; he acquires Pixar and builds an unshakable reputation in animated films. He becomes the most successful director of both blockbusters and arthouse films.
He buys stakes in Tencent and invests in Netflix, buys an NBA team, and proves extraordinarily sharp at investing, with assets spread across the globe.
This book has multiple heroines. No pure-love readers. It mainly focuses on mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, but also covers the US, Japan, South Korea, and elsewhere. All the mainstream settings are included; leave a comment if you want something else. The protagonist is a womanizer, so don’t read if that bothers you.
I saw that the Holy Clothes gave me two stars👍 Give me an extra star, the main character is not a scumbag but a bitch, not good looking
6. Eat something smelly.
Brother, how do you keep reading this book? It's been almost half a month. It's still 20 chapters. What do you think?
Mark it.
Sometimes it's third person, sometimes it's first person. If you want to write, write it well.
Rely on the defense. . . .
I haven't read it yet. There are more than thirty chapters a month, one chapter a day, and you don't even have a guarantee. What do you think?
Well, when you see the second picture, you will know that it is an AI.
Regarding the introduction of those female celebrities, what are they talking about that are completely unnecessary? It's so long-winded and a lot of nonsense.
There are so many bad reviews, I feel sorry if I don't give them.