Reborn in Entertainment: 1990
重生娱乐之1990
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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New list, please save it! Most of my recommendations have lots of women in them, so don't come in if that's not your thing! If you share my taste, save the list for now. I'll gradually recommend good books I've read. I'm a longtime reader but still a beginner in some ways, and I'm picky. If a book isn't readable, I won't recommend it! I especially like satisfying urban fiction, with entertainment-industry stories at the top of my list, particularly Chinese and Hong Kong entertainment. But someti
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Being reborn without memories is also a major hazard.
The protagonist, a complete stranger, immediately embraces Chen Xiaoxu and offers her a bottle of 1982 Lafite. Let the protagonist be a little smarter!
Terrible! This is a veteran author, and they're just messing around with a million-dollar script fee?!
I predict this book will be shut down before it reaches 300,000 words due to its poor performance! This group of readers is not at the same level as when you wrote in 2016; they are not easily fooled.
This is so toxic! I couldn't get past the third chapter; the poison hit me immediately.
I don't understand why they would spend a million to acquire the adaptation rights to Farewell My Concubine. Even if they knew it would win a major award, so what? The lead actor doesn't want to be a director, an actor, or a producer, and art films don't make money anyway.
In mainland China or Hong Kong, screenwriters genuinely don't earn that much. They have the lowest social status, so expecting 1 million is wishful thinking; 100,000 is more likely.
The three chapters are golden, each with a flaw. First, he received a screenwriting fee of 1 million from Hong Kong in the 1990s. Secondly, the parents deducted the fee directly. Third, he started thinking about women before he had even done anything.
This book is pure self-indulgence! Selling a script for 1 million? Giving you 5000 is a favor to the person who introduced you; otherwise, you'd just plagiarize! Are you kidding me? In that era, such a barbaric time, you, some nobody, came out of nowhere and started selling scripts?! And the character descriptions—they say you'd die without women, right? Feeling resentful, huh?
The author is trying to create a harem novel. I've read over 300 chapters, and every woman who appears is destined to be the male lead's prey. He hasn't had a single virginal encounter yet. He could practically create an entire country with hundreds of children; there's enough material for a sequel. The beginning was alright, but the later chapters with multiple female leads are getting worse.