An Actor Without Ambition

I can't stand it any longer... The most Buddhist and plain entertainment novel I have ever read

I think it's very well written, at least it's the only book I feel I can finish after a few days of book drought. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, but he is diligent, and there aren't any messy women, and he's not bloody. It's pretty good, keep up the good work!

Let me go, what is written next? And what's the level of the last two chapters? It's about 40 o'clock! ! ! ! Why don't you think about it?

Not bad, I finished reading it in one sitting. The storyline is progressive and very good. Come on, author

The idea is good and reasonable. If we go back to the past and know that those TV movies are popular, it is already a big golden finger. It is more real to be affiliated with Huayi. The platform is very important, otherwise you will drown if you throw dirty water. Good acting skills are just a bonus. Most of the audience just watch the excitement and are not acting teachers. As long as it is reasonable and good, no one will delve into it As for gambling, stocks, QQ, Ali, etc., Who is not a professional and the general public can know the details? After making money, it would be good to buy some houses and hold Maotai stocks for a long time. Those who are arty can try to sell antiques, but be careful of being deceived Harem... Start with caution. First, I am afraid that if the house collapses, it is a question whether I can write about it. Second, the crime of hooliganism was only abolished in 1997. In the past few years, I have been a scumbag. It is common in the entertainment industry where you want to do what you want, but harem... Just saying that there is a problem with the lifestyle is enough to waste years.

How to put it, let's put it this way, the protagonist likes to talk about big things, such as persuading Baoqiang to improve his acting skills, talking about the pros and cons in order to prevent him from going to school and affecting his future, and breaking down some of the protagonist's daily behaviors and analyzing them for readers to see. How to put it, let's put it this way, it's more suitable for those who don't know much about entertainment, but those who have read too much entertainment will find it verbose. How should I put it? There are too many sentences in the article. I feel tired even typing them out.

The biggest problem is that it's not exciting enough and feels frustrating in some places. The protagonist has no ambitions and just hangs around in the entertainment industry. However, he has made at least billions or even tens of billions through real estate speculation. He is actually bullied by people in the industry, coerced by his agent in disguise, and maliciously promoted by others. It is too cowardly. No ambition ≠ useless! Not to mention the biggest failure of the heroine, how to find a heroine who has no power, no power, no popularity, and is not beautiful in the industry? You can just find a passerby or create a high-ranking official's daughter! The summary is: writing entertainment novels is all about having fun. If it is not fun enough or even feels a little aggrieved, the results will not be very good!

Ever since I got close to that Li He, I quit the game 😅

I've read about one hundred and fifty chapters, and the pace gets faster and faster later on, and I keep taking roles. The pace is too fast, and it's a bit like the Golden Retriever routine. You shouldn't call an actor without ambition, but an actor with ambition. Also, what is a heroine? If you don't write about female celebrities as heroines in Chinese entertainment articles, then what Chinese entertainment articles will we read? The key author also lied to others, which is the most intolerable, slipped away, slipped away

I didn't even think of clicking on this chapter title.

I saw the 18-year-old Tian Tian in the interview. He was too poisonous and even changed the script. It was outrageous that you, an extravagant extravaganza, participated in modifying the script. I can't see it with my brain

No ambition? I think you are too ambitious. You change the script without looking at how much you weigh, and you become popular before it becomes popular.

Author, don't be too poisonous. How can I play a supporting role for a protagonist as good as he is? I always hated working with Hong Kong actors before, but now I'm going to act as a supporting role for them. What will the media in Hong Kong say then? It's really a price drop.

What to do if you don't have ambition to enter the entertainment industry? It's impossible to enter the entertainment industry without ambition or the so-called utilitarianism. There's something wrong with this persona.

I don't know who said in the comment section that the heroine is Liu's. After chasing her for so long, she turned out to be Li's. I have the urge to hit someone. I have been preparing for it for so long, but in the end... I gave in. If you want to play with flowers, don't get so many white lotuses, just run away.

The male protagonist who is 1.7 Meters tall... Uh, excuse me

Are you sure the heroine is an agent? Take a look and see if stars and their managers end up well together. I don't like it

Already invested, looking forward to more

As long as the heroine is Liu Yangmi, Gao Yuanyuan, I won't read any Huayu novels.

Wang Yuyan/Little Dragon Girl/Linger/

I found that the author made more and more typos in his writing, failed to fill in the holes he dug, failed to pass the school entrance examination, became popular in the family and did not return home for 2-3 years, and basically interacted with the family. It would be better to start at the starting point orphanage.

Having no ambition as an actor is as bullshit as a cultivator who doesn't want to build a foundation.

This is the ending. It's too hasty.

In 2006, "Charlotte" was filmed, and there was a scene in which The Voice beat up Jay Chou. Was there a variety show called The Voice in 2006? Speechless

Or write about the entertainment of rich flowers in the world. Recently I saw Jing Tian was so unlucky.

Now I don't even read novels that have less than 500 chapters.

At first glance, "Liu Shui Zhang" seems okay, but the more you watch it, the more boring it becomes.

This is a real dog. Just watching it made my blood boil. Please finish it for me.

The front is okay, but the back falls apart.

What can I say about this book? The male protagonist is very different. I thought it was written by Wang Jinhua. . In the introduction, it can be seen that the protagonist has no ambitions and wants to make some money and settle down, but the result is: a top-tier star in film, television and singing, desperately working for the boss to make money. The boss is Wang Jinhua, who keeps copying scripts for the company and asking the company to invest. He only gets paid for the film. The director is always Ning Hao, like "33 Days After Love", "Charlotte Troubles" and so on. . . Wang Baoqiang, Huang Bo, and Ning Hao were all brought into the company by the protagonist, and together they work hard for the boss. . . The protagonist, a super A-list celebrity, does not own a company or even a studio, but is a contracted artist of Shiba Culture. So as I said at the beginning, I doubted whether Wang Jinghua hired someone to write this book, because the male protagonist is so loyal to his boss. He left Huayi in 2005 and followed unswervingly. The protagonist knew that housing prices would rise, and he took his boss to speculate in real estate. . Originally, I supported Li Xue as the heroine. She is a career-oriented heroine who helps the protagonist take care of everything. It should be 1+1 greater than 2. I had a good idea. It turned out that the girlfriend was equally loyal to the boss. The opportunity to make money, or as soon as the protagonist wrote the script, she immediately notified Wang Jinhua to announce the good news. . She never thought about asking her boyfriend to start a new business or anything, but she happily worked part-time with her top-tier boyfriend. Li Xue's image as a strong woman finally collapsed and she became a shrewd little manager. . . In short, this is the only book I have read in which the male protagonist is super popular, but he is not entrepreneurial, not independent, and really has no ambition and only works part-time. . .