The Entertainment World's Superstar King
华娱巨星天王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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228Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
8.9kFans
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Four years of studying acting, and all they do is release an anime? This is... Unbelievable!
Having read the first seven chapters, I still don't quite understand the protagonist's purpose in spending four years creating the "Wu Geng Ji" animation. Was it for money? The first episode only sold for 150,000 copies, and even after it became a hit, they wanted a "friendship price" of 150,000 for the second run. Was it for fame?
Were animation directors highly regarded in the early 2000s? Who in the entertainment industry even knew you? Even now, animation directors are just so-so; unless you're a die-hard fan, nobody cares about you.
This opening is ridiculous 😓, don't you know that time is precious for reborn individuals? Oh well, whatever makes you happy.
An anime like Wu Geng Ji wouldn't be made without spending tens of millions, right? The main character sold for 150,000? My goodness, did I read that wrong?
The beginning of the book looks pretty good... I just saw that weird event on Qidian.com. The first prize is 5000 Qidian coins, which is worth 50 RMB. The actual value is unknown. Second and third prizes: 3000 Qidian coins (2 coins, each worth 60 RMB); fourth to tenth prizes: 1000 Qidian coins, each worth 70 RMB. The total value of the prizes is 180 RMB, and they're still given in Qidian coins… I'm impressed! I'm impressed! I'm impressed!
Your book is a waste of the sword you spent four years honing 😁. I bet most people who read your introduction will just say "wtf"...
Chapter Ten: Why sell the online streaming rights for 3 years for 100 yuan to one company instead of three, at 100,000 yuan each? The reason given is that the company will go bankrupt after 11 years. Isn't that ridiculous? You're a poor guy, yet you're turning down money. That's so cruel, so cruel.
To write an entertainment novel and actually choose a fictional character as the female lead, and the world-building is even realistic? Wow, impressive. I'm outta here.
To be honest, it's unimaginable for a Chinese entertainment company to start with animation production. The state of Chinese animation is notoriously poor and awkward. Most importantly, it has nothing to do with the entertainment industry, buddy. It can only add icing on the cake, not offer any real help. Of course, the author might have the intention, so I'll try to watch it.