Media Giant

As long as this book mentions China as a poisonous point, it is impossible to read. The author's mentality exploded due to the 404.

When md is a licker, you also have to look at the year. Do you know the limitations of the times? If you are a media player and want to do business in China, do you think it is enough to be Chinese? Look at the fate of Murdoch's Star Media.

Let's see if you can distribute the book you mentioned earlier elsewhere. Didn't you say there are still hundreds of thousands of words left in the manuscript?

Chapter 14: Talking about the mayor of China's capital buying his own groceries. Author, you succeeded so well that it disgusts me.

This is the same as the King of Power who wants to be a Yankee and wants to personally serve as China's Minister of Finance.

Study filmmaking? You're a son of a family, shouldn't you study finance and management? Speechless, are you pretending to be a slap in the face again? Not interesting

Now that pig trotters have become Americans, they should stop getting involved in domestic affairs. It was so embarrassing to watch. The incorporation of Chinese elements into the book is the biggest poisonous point of the book.

Fortune America. Why is such a good book gone?

There is nothing wrong with being patriotic, and it is good to be patriotic. If you just make the protagonist a Chinese, it will be fine. If you make the protagonist an American, it will be all kinds of awkward. The logic does not make sense, and all kinds of realities are not taken into consideration.

After reading about twenty chapters, I don't know why I have no feelings for Ning Yuwei. I always feel like she is a white lotus. She acts coquettishly at every turn, and falls in love within a few days of knowing her. She obviously feels like she is kneeling down to the protagonist and licking her American identity (when the protagonist invited her on a date for the first time, she was inexplicably excited and felt a little sick). If you don't do well in acting, you feel aggrieved. To be honest, you shouldn't act if you know you don't have the ability. It's really unbearable to insist on acting. If you don't do well, you have to comfort me. The protagonist is also a bit of a licker. The first time he saw a Chinese person in the United States, he instantly got cold feet. Then he said that it was not because of appearance but because of the inside. At that time, in the 1980s, it was normal to study there and work as a waiter and work-study student. It was not like the daughter of a rich family came to gain experience. To put it bluntly, the protagonist was still based on appearance. (Because there were very few Chinese people at that time, Europeans and Americans were short and tall because they did not conform to the aesthetic standards.) To be honest, Ning Nei didn't notice anything at all. From the few times he dealt with things, he was like a vase. (Another thing is that when she was in the casino, the protagonist took her to gamble and made a lot of money. At that time, her inner thought was: half of the money she made was mine, which was equivalent to my salary from working for more than two years. Then she wanted to gamble again, but the protagonist stopped after saying no more). . . (Earlier when she quit her job, the protagonist introduced her to a job, and she happily accepted the salary of 300 US dollars a week. An American producer who has been in the industry for a long time can only get 800 US dollars. She is still full-time, but not full-time. A person who truly respects and loves himself will definitely not take this kind of food.) . . (The protagonist also bought her expensive custom-made clothes, and then she comforted herself that she couldn't return them and accepted them.) I was speechless. They had only known each other for a long time, so they just accepted tens of thousands of clothes. . She feels like a money-worshiping girl who can be hooked up casually. I feel like the emotional drama here is extremely toxic. . . I'm not a troll, I just feel like Ning is really uncomfortable to watch. If you don't like it, don't spray it.

The inexplicably Chinese heroine is completely a vase character.

The fact that the heroine is Chinese is a poisonous point

The others are very good, but this emotional scene is rather embarrassing... These can all be brushed off, after all, the purpose of watching Meiyu is not to watch pure love...

It seems that this is not isolation, but a real eunuch, another book to support himself to death 😒😒😒

I've read Chapter 10. The United States is no better than China. The protagonist doesn't even have a bodyguard. . . .

Each picture contains a long introduction, and some plots have dialogues just for the sake of these introductions. It's really embarrassing, anyway.

I just want to say one thing. Look at the name of my novel, Media. It's not about having a lot of side jobs. Author, you are off topic.

I feel so awkward emotionally, how long have we known each other?

It's a eunuch~~~🤭

Don't be a licker, especially to the relevant departments

It feels like the author just looked at some information and made assumptions. There is nothing core about it.

This book is quite interesting, but he has to pay for it, and then learn from him. Why is it no longer there? Did the author cut it off or something happened? Author, please hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, don't break it, don't let it become a eunuch.

The male protagonist has a bad mind and is too poisonous

I don't know if I misunderstood or if the author's math teacher teaches Chinese. Why did the protagonist only get less than 60% of the shares after acquiring ABC's 18 billion shares? Disney seems to be only 12 billion 🤐

I stopped reading the first picture when I saw the name of the protagonist. What to see abroad

I don't have a good impression of Zou Wenhuai.

Test the score of Coca-Cola and take a look at it. Think about it sometime.

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What a pity eunuch! Very well written

You suddenly finished the book, can you still write it?