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(Also known as: I Transmigrated Into a Mary Sue Marvel and DC Novel and Started Making It in Hollywood)
#If you have purity issues, don't read this##Warning: Read the author's note in Chapter One. Don't blame me if you get triggered#
#Updates at 6 p.m. every evening. If there isn't an update, then there isn't one today#
#A self-indulgent story, not going premium for now#
In 2022, Patricia, a low-level production assistant in Hollywood, unexpectedly transmigrated into a parallel world and onto a Hollywood film set during its golden age. Countless dreamers were trapped in the industry, struggling without success, while countless naturally gifted people rose to fame and fortune.
The timeline in this world was a mess. A superstar who should have been in the spotlight was homeless, while an actor who should have remained unknown had become famous worldwide. Actors who should not have been born yet were already making movies...
Patricia's head started spinning. Before she could even figure out what kind of world this was, her agent dragged her to an audition.
Then she discovered, to her horror, that she had transmigrated into a Mary Sue Marvel and DC novel. The timeline was a complete hodgepodge, and actors' and directors' ages were all over the place. She saw Andrew Garfield, who was a year older than Leonardo DiCaprio, and Al Pacino, who was only a few years older than herself...
This was a chaotic Hollywood crossover!
With superheroes!
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Patricia Shale's talent for choosing films was top-notch in the industry. Even when she picked an ordinary low-budget movie, there was always something special about it.
She brought Tom Cruise along to star in Top Gun, brought Leonardo along to star in Titanic, and persuaded James McAvoy to star in Atonement...
The films became hits, won awards, and left her with plenty of romantic entanglements.
But looking at the names in her phone contacts, Patricia could only feel satisfied.
Still, things seemed to get a little strange later on?
Who sent this pile of bouquets?
And what was the man on one knee in front of her doing, proposing?
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This is a feel-good story. The heroine has more than one boyfriend, so don't read if that bothers you.
The things that make the author happy may not make everyone happy, but as everyone knows, the happier the author is while writing, the faster the updates come.
Celebrities can appear without regard for their age during a particular era, and all appear at the peak of their careers. Don't read if you dislike that. As everyone knows, Western celebrities aren't perfect, and they probably aren't virgins either, so don't read if that bothers you.
You can enjoy the characters, movies, and TV series as a celebrity-collecting tour. If you come across a celebrity you dislike, you can leave or skip to the next chapter. Please don't start arguments.
A celebrity playing a role replaced by the heroine doesn't mean the author dislikes them. It's all for the plot. I won't deliberately insult anyone. Movies naturally express different things in different eras, so some changes will be made.
The timeline is a mess, with plenty of authorial liberties. The real-life ages of the celebrities appearing may span a hundred years. Movies and TV shows aren't restricted by technology, and there are all kinds of genres. Have fun collecting celebrities.
OOC belongs to me, your favorite celebrities belong to you. Peace.
Theme: Pursue your dreams and never stop
Miss Baker of Baker Street
Walking with the Dead [Sherlock Holmes]
[Western Crossover] A World Where Only the Heroine Gets Hurt
[Western Crossover] Keepers of Order
[Western Crossover] Can Gacha Save the World?
[Detroit] Unknown
[Hollywood] The Road to Fame
[Western Crossover] Shh, No Spoilers
I Transmigrated into a World of Western Memes and Suffered Miserably
[POI & Prison Break] Don't Let Her Fool You
[Slow Transmigration] The Salwood Family Always Has a Cheat
It was originally meant to be fattened... Suddenly discovered that it was over? I clicked in and found that the author had stopped writing. It's such a pity. I really like this outline. Jinjiang can now close the comment area. You can try it next time when you open a new article. It will help stabilize your mentality. Come on, let's see you next time.
Wow, this idea is really good. It may be that some people who are purely in the entertainment industry, or those who work in the United Kingdom and the United States, have great opinions on this novel. I think the morals and conflicts of this book are well created. Of course, it may also be because this book is not listed in V, so many people criticize it inexplicably before they understand it. The OOC of Batman in the early stage is also well explained in the author's outline. It's a real pity that this book was never finished. I hope you keep working hard and things will get better and better.
How should I put it? I really don't see any malice towards Mary Sue, but Bruce and Tony are very malicious towards the heroine. I can accept it. Since the author has malice towards Mary Sue, he should write out the malice instead of letting Chaoying have malice towards the heroine. Can the author understand this? I read the previous comment, and I understand what the person meant, and I also understand what the author wants to express, but the problem now is that in your article, what readers feel between the lines is Chaoying's malice towards the heroine, that is, the author's malice towards Chaoying, but not the author's malice towards Mary Sue. Can the author understand what I express like this? So, I understand that what the author wanted to express was malice towards Mary Sue, but you didn't write it out What I want to say is that if the author writes and expresses his malice towards Mary Sue, no readers will raise this issue.
It's wonderful, and it's still protective. The next step is that the matter has been resolved. Your life and death have nothing to do with us. Then we call it non-intervention, but it's useless.
I like this article very much. The idea is very good. Since it is free, should you consider using another platform to finish it. However, I respect my wife's thoughts anyway. Too many negative comments do affect my interest in writing.
This Bruce Wayne makes me feel more and more uncomfortable, especially self-righteous
I feel like the heroine Mary Sue seems to have something seriously wrong, and so do those men.
The writing idea of "I love you" ends like a scene from Tsui Hark's "Green Snake". Maybe one day I can see the outline filled with flesh and blood, maybe not. I hope my wife can be happy while writing. Compare your heart.
I can only say that this article would be better without this Mary Su Chaoying background board. . I was able to persist through more than 40 chapters only because I wanted to see the heroine pursue a film career. The background of Mary Su Chaoying can be said to be superfluous. .
I saw the relevant explanation in my wife's comment area. As a reader who follows the diver's updates, my comments only represent my personal feelings. I don't have much feelings about [anti-Soviet], but I feel Batman's inexplicable arrogance in this chapter??? There is no origin or reason for B to be shaped into such an OOC Batman. Of course, it is not a big problem. After all, it is within the normal range. But the problem is that I [reader's perspective] feel inexplicably disgusted with the B portrayed in this article. Maybe it's because I feel a very authoritative daddy vibe here. B will secretly write down countless plans in case of emergencies, but if he wants to export his own opinions and force others to accept them, isn't it an effective behavior of America's z/f? . . Although DC is America's classic IP, Batman is also their superhero, and he is also suspicious and control freak... But these are more often a three-dimensional and diverse display of Batman's personality. What I felt between the lines was my wife's malice towards B. When I saw the explanation in the comment area, maybe my wife could try to change her portrayal of Batman and others? (I don't mean to point fingers, just a thank you suggestion. The keyboard is in the hands of my wife, and I don't mean that anything must be changed.) In addition, regarding the free issue, the issue of entering v is a question that the wife needs to choose, not a question that the reader needs to choose. Writing articles and following up on updates sometimes do not go in both directions, but are unilateral decisions. Finally, I choose to use love to generate electricity. Readers are very grateful to you, at least I am. (There is absolutely no intention to be sarcastic or sarcastic. Please do not read and understand this comment. Thank you very much.)