The Laid-Back Big Shot, Updating 30,000 Words a Day

Xu Wei was reborn. As a former mogul who once dominated the entertainment industry, Xu Wei decided to spend money freely and start over. Since he knew the field well, he would still enter the entertainment industry, but quietly shift his main career focus. He handed over the evergreen company that had stood firm in the industry to his ambitious younger brother, then walked away with his share of the profits and began a writing career. The book National Spirit broke the record for patriotic films. The film Parting Child went straight to the top of the domestic box-office charts. Just as fans were speculating about Xu Wei's next subject... Xu Wei V: Want to hear some gossip? Ding! Your friend Xu Wei pulled out a book called A Chronicle of the Entertainment Industry and threw it at you. This is the story of a man who was very much not an overbearing CEO, neglected his proper duties, and accidentally became a top-tier screenwriter. [Not to be taken seriously, read this carefully] 1. There's no infighting among wealthy families. After taking over, the younger brother spends every day wanting to quit. 2. This is a not very long, illogical, not-at-all brain-burning comic novel for light reading. 3. The whole mogul family are sloths. The mogul is the laziest of them all, lazy enough to be served with a sprinkle of cumin. Theme: Knowledge is power.