The Legendary Hollywood Producer

When writing about Hollywood, I don't know why everything has to be dragged into mainland China. It's always about deliberately showing off patriotism, haha.

The writing and plot are decent, but the pacing is a bit too fast. By chapter 20-something, both movies have already finished airing, and there's too little interaction between the main characters and the film crews. Also, the author has stated they will never involve any Hollywood underhanded dealings. The lack of female characters in this entertainment novel immediately reduces its appeal by half.

It's best to avoid writing about domestic topics if possible; several of my posts have been blocked recently.

The pacing is too fast; two movies were filmed in just a few chapters, with absolutely no interaction between the protagonist and the crew or actors. The protagonist is too saintly; Hollywood companies always try to rip off foreign investors, and the profit-sharing after financing is excessive. There was also no interaction with female stars; the protagonist is like a eunuch. There are quite a few flaws.

It was alright at first, but then they tried to force me to give them shares, and then offered me high salaries and high dividends. Sorry, I can't accept that.

I'm not trying to be a saint, but the connections on the mainland are useful. You need to cultivate good relationships. When it comes to channels, personal gain is nothing.

At the end of Chapter 21, Harry Potter is from Warner Bros., And Warner Bros. Also did the accounting. 😎

Dear author, the novel is too straightforward and lacks twists and turns. The main plot is decent, but there's too little filler, making it too dry, as many people say. Don't just write about making money from filmmaking and investments. You can write about the protagonist's life experiences, the American living environment, the dark side of Hollywood, and the extravagance of the wealthy.

I got back too late today, so I can't update the third chapter. I'm sorry everyone... I'll see if I can make it up to you tomorrow.

That's today's recommendation for you. Keep updating!