Hollywood's Billionaire

I just smiled and didn't say anything. You, a Chinese person, are thriving as an investor in Hollywood? Those who aren't on our side will only get slaughtered. The more money you have, the faster you'll be slaughtered. Just like how someone wrote that all Hollywood women are particularly innocent, even wishful thinking must abide by basic laws.

I find it strange that going to Hollywood in 2016 is like joining the Kuomintang in 1946—you can't make it for more than a few years.

Ah, I don't want to read anymore. I bought too much, I don't want to recharge anymore, I've lost money. The beginning was pretty good, and I could accept the multiple female characters. Actually, I don't think I can't accept harem novels. I like strong male leads.

This is one of the best entertainment novels I've ever read. First, the author genuinely did their research. Second, they weren't misled by TikTok or Zhihu (a Chinese Q&A website). These days, novels throw around hundreds of billions or even trillions of dollars in cash—that's ridiculous! 180 Million USD in cash is a huge sum in the US. I work in finance.

This is my first time writing a long review. It's great to see that the young master has finally come out of this shell and has written about his experiences in America in this way. What makes a good lie? Ten truths mixed with one lie—that's what makes a fabrication seem so real. While in California, I met the young master two or three times at gatherings with friends; we weren't very familiar.

As long as the author can remain calm, unaffected by the readers, and not change the outline. This book can make you famous. I've seen many people say that there's too much popular science content, but it's clear they haven't distinguished this book from other types of super-rich people.

This is a proper book review. The previous one was a joke I made up, since the author (or young master) said he'd add more chapters if there were any longer reviews. First, be truthful and have substance. Like many readers, I believe the first reason this book is so good is its authenticity and substantial content.

A unique masterpiece amidst a sea of ​​emperor-style tales of unparalleled wealth and power.

It's laughable. There are over 100 million Chinese people. Just think of Changpeng Zhao, with a net worth of over 90 billion yuan, who was imprisoned and fined by the US government at will...

This book seems exceptionally authentic, perhaps because it's the young master's autobiography. The educational elements also set it apart from other novels about wealthy tycoons; those stories about buying and selling wealth lose their essence. It's like a real emperor emerging from a group of emperors carrying golden poles—just standing there, doing nothing, makes him seem like an emperor.