
An Unconventional Chinese Entertainment Director
华娱另类导演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Big sister Wang Ou, please be a good woman in this book.
It's rare to find someone writing about you. You're quite pretty, older sister. Don't be a bad woman.
This book is best read by someone a bit older. When you're older and have more experience, you'll believe there's no such thing as a free lunch! Compared to other entertainment books, this one feels very grounded! It's not pretentious at all, unlike other books that are so exaggerated! The "golden finger" (a metaphor for a character's unexpected advantage) is also very well-developed.
To be honest, I was initially hesitant when I saw the synopsis mentioned a single female lead. After all, I'm a bit of a pervert. I enjoy watching how directors direct actresses. But after getting into the series, I realized that directing or not doesn't matter anymore. The author's adaptation is really exciting, and the plot isn't padded out; it's unconventional. It's incredibly engaging to watch.
It's so great that the female lead isn't Liu 1f!
This novel is good, but why are the subscriptions so low? I think it's because it's too niche. On one hand, the subject matter is niche. Several movies and TV series have been made about it, but only Rain Man is widely known. On the other hand, the characters are niche. The text also mentions that his company has become a closed loop and doesn't need to exchange resources with the outside world.
Sure. Finally, we've seen a few books where the female lead isn't Liu Yifei.
Wang Ou
Mei Yaoyao
Chen Yao
Having read up to chapter 81, I like this book for the following reasons: 1. In the dead of night, the protagonist doesn't immediately gain a cheat code and plunge headlong into the Beijing and Shanghai entertainment circles. I hope he develops into someone like Zhao Benshan or Yu Rongguang, who can become the King of Henan. 2. The main character is realistic and not pretentious.
👏 With over 60 chapters already and nearly a month since the book started, I've gained many readers, which makes me very happy. Let's start a thread to discuss this today. A few days ago, someone with Liu Yifei's picture as their profile picture attacked me. I explained a couple of things, but I was probably blocked. When I clicked on their picture, I found that their information was hidden.