
The Boss of the Entertainment Industry
娱乐圈老板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 466k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
208Chapters
8.3kRecommendations
6.8kFans
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Everyone else adapts books into games, but you've gone and adapted a game into a book.
After careful consideration, I think the reason for the poor performance of the book is that it should have focused on character development. There are so many characters and roles to develop, regardless of the length of the story. However, the main plot was placed on business battles and slapping faces, which made it less interesting. The two main selling points of entertainment novels are celebrities and the works themselves; business development is a secondary plot.
Some thoughts on the primordial universe
This was originally written in the chapter comments, but the author doesn't seem to have seen it, so I'm mentioning it here again. These are just my personal thoughts; please don't criticize if they're inappropriate! The primordial universe could be written in a similar style to primordial fantasy novels, such as the Dragon-Phoenix War, the Dao Ancestor's ascension to sainthood and enlightenment…
The book "Max Level Guide" was banned because of people stirring up trouble on Longkong.
I feel like some people misunderstand the single-female-lead concept in entertainment novels. In my opinion, as long as the protagonist doesn't have a clearly defined relationship with a woman, having casual relationships with female celebrities doesn't make him a scumbag. Isn't the point of reading entertainment novels to see the interactions with female celebrities?
Water Wave Experience
The author could consider the Zhenhua High School trilogy for web series, along with The Best of Us, My Huckleberry Friends, and Orange Blossom in Huainan. The Soul Ferry trilogy is also a good option. For crime dramas, one could start with classics like Bone Whisperer and ancient mystery novels, then transition to genres like Psychological Crime, Yu Zui, The Untouchable, and Day and Night.
Here's my recommendation vote! Please release it soon, the updates are too slow, I'm thinking of keeping it on hold for now.
In reality, as long as the romance plot isn't characterized by indecisiveness and ambiguity, or by repeatedly proclaiming true love while simultaneously building a harem, the number of female characters doesn't really matter. The key is how well it's written.
I've played this game before; it's expensive. Good luck, protagonist!