
The Rise of Chinese Showbiz’s Second Generation
华娱之二代崛起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reader comments 18
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What was the concept of The Conjuring's box office of hundreds of millions of dollars back then? Back then, the hero had the highest box office in North America. Several CCTV stations were reporting on it in turn. But when it came to the protagonist, who had hundreds of millions in box office in North America, there was not even a splash in the country. Even the protagonist's parents didn't know that the protagonist had filmed The Conjuring, which was not fun at all.
Your protagonist is so awesome in Hollywood, but still so humble in China, so writing like this is awesome.
When writing about actors, can you write homophones? Don't change your last name randomly. I have to check it out. I don't feel like I'm immersed in it.
The most poisonous thing is the cameo appearance of Dragon Knight. The kind of poison that wants to curse people. Originally everything was fine. As a result, I was asked to do this, and I specifically subscribed to a chapter of Nagging. I was too lazy to read the rest of it. When I read this before it was put on the shelves, the characters just collapsed. Well, I really couldn't bear it.
Yifei
Are you sick? Crazy? A Hollywood director who acted in TV series in 2000? How stupid is this plot? No sensible producer would ask a big director to do such a thing! ! !
At that time, anyone who was successful abroad would have already been reported in China and blown up to the sky. Is it common sense to write with your feet...
Isn't this just selling dog meat in sheep's clothing? Good guy, the title of the book says it's in Chinese, but it turns out it's all American. What? Sheepdogs are also written in novels.
. . . . Is this China Entertainment or Mei Entertainment? I don't understand the author's classification. If you like the title of the book, you won't read it. If you watch the Chinese entertainment, you will feel cheated. At least 50% of the readers have not seen the movie you started with. How can you get the sense of empathy? This is a bit discouraging at the beginning. I hope the author will determine the reader position for the next book and think carefully about what type of readers you want to attract.
I'm speechless that the online ticket purchase plan actually took more than five years to lay the foundation. Your company is so big and you don't even know how to publicize it. Just shooting a few urban movies and adding online ticket purchase plots is the biggest free publicity. It's not difficult to create some funny and impressive ticket purchase plots.