Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

I regret it. I should have opened this book a few months later.

The person who was originally expected to take over White Thirteen said that Mei Entertainment has basically seen it. This book, From Little to Big Ship, ranks among the top five in terms of its conception, refreshing pace, and detailed information. By my standards, it's enough support to become a regular. But after getting through the prelude, the author still makes various self-exciting niche jokes from time to time and all kinds of criticisms of his younger and widowed sisters that bring into his own xp, which are really unbearable. Even so, if the big ship can be quickly followed by Spider-Man III, the ending will still be a good work. At least it can bring some regular fans with its own sequel. . . Now all kinds of water injections drive away the last few readers. ps: I feel pity for the author who writes so much because I love watching entertainment, but there must be something hateful about poor people. My poor grades are really the result of my various selfish problems.

This book is really a cool novel. It took a hundred chapters to get to know the heroine in Chicago next door, six hundred chapters to fall in love and get married, and another hundred chapters to cheat and get divorced. It really tortured me, a great fan, to death.

The first part was okay, we agreed to play Hua Cong, but in the second part, she was so young (less than 18 years old), she was the heroine, and she loved her so much, this entertainment industry article is written like this, just end it, 😥

"Modern Times" by: The Melancholy Frog "Across Hollywood" by: Frozen Top Cactus "Holding Hollywood" by: heracross "Rebirth in Hollywood" by: White Thirteen "Hollywood Productions" by: White Thirteen "Hollywood 1990" by: Pluto Natasha "Fantasy Hollywood" by: liyuanqiii "Famous in Hollywood" by Erguji "The Wind Rises in Hollywood" by Lin Qingyi "Long Live the Director" by Zhang Yun "Best Director" by: WALL-E "Starlight Age" by: The Melancholy Frog "Hollywood's Secret Garden" Author: Three Thousand Worries "Rebirth of the Great Hollywood Director" Author: Dark Tinder Collection "Rebirth in the American Entertainment Circle" Author: Half Immortal Fortune Teller "Rebirth of the Great American Screenwriter" Author: Songshan Ao "Long Live the Idol" Author: Wugui Wutiao "Road to Glory" Author: Helan Cairen (the protagonist is not reborn in Hollywood, but plays in the NBA, but has an affair with many Hollywood stars, very well written)

I still like Jiang Huo, but there is nothing I can do when I encounter domineering amphibious creatures. I hope the author can write better in this book, come on!

Um, are you the author of Sweep Entertainment?

Everyone in the comment section is saying that the heroine stopped the protagonist from being a prostitute and stopped the plan to raise a lolita. Am I the only one who thinks the current protagonist is a protagonist with upright views? Aren't there many people who fall in love with the purpose of getting married when they are eighteen or nineteen? Is there a problem with doing this just because he's famous? Why do you have to have an affair with several female celebrities before you decide on the heroine or simply start a harem?

A few things that make people unhappy about this book are: 1. They actually forgot about Cisco when investing. If the protagonist had bought more than 100 million Cisco shares in the early 1990s, he would have almost competed with Bill Gates as the richest man in 1998, which is much better than buying Berkshire. 2. The second most unpleasant thing. Exchange Yahoo stock for Marvel. Yahoo's market value increased more than 100 times from its listing to 2000, and was worth more than 130 billion. Marvel, which has lost the copyrights of many popular heroes, can wait for its second bankruptcy and acquire it in cash at an ultra-low price. The author did not write about the joy of the time traveler's foresight and light-speed development.

Don't be too kneeling and licking the Jewish gang Sony is not that easy to stab to death. The beautiful country part is okay, but the main part is in the neon country, so although the author himself says it is logical, this is the place where there is the least logic. Just cutting off Sony's beautiful part of the country can be said to be normal business competition, but stabbing Sony to death? I'm not saying that it really can't be done without the beautiful country taking action. Just like ByteDance, the Black Palace took action. It only killed the business in the United States, but it could not control the domestic business.