Chinese Showbiz: An Entertainment Empire Built from Hengdian

The earlier parts about spending a fortune to buy a horse's bones and paying 1 million for a song are ridiculous. But then in chapter 71, they acquired Happy Twist, valuing it at 5 million. Is this some kind of idiot trying to give it a 10 million valuation? Business is business! Is this some kind of saintly act or just plain stupid?! If they had so much money, doing charity would be understandable! I can't continue, I'm dropping it.

The novel *Ghost Blows Out the Light* is written without any brains. It's supposed to be cheap, but you still have to spend 20 million. You have too much money.

I've noticed many authors like to use an actor's peak performance as a benchmark. Take Wang Baoqiang, for example. What was Wang Baoqiang like in the early 2000s? He was so naive. You could be his benefactor, but you can't treat him as one. The timing is crucial.

I'm sick of reading articles about Liu Yifei; at least 7 out of 10 entertainment magazines feature her.

Writing about business makes it seem like a child's game; it's all about jumping around, investing a lot, and then abandoning you 😅. If you don't have a legal and financial team to oversee it, then no matter how much you invest, it'll all be taken by you. Set up an investment company to centrally manage the assets. Having read up to chapter 30, the protagonist is already worth billions.

Are there any other novels featuring Liu Yifei as the female lead? I've read most of them. I'm looking for novels with Liu Yifei as the female lead.

It wants everything, tries to be involved in everything, but the main plot is unclear and there's no real enjoyment, making it very tiring to watch.

Also, is the author right? Who selects trainees from among extras? Dude, dude, dude. Those are all seasoned veterans, all sorts of people, it's a complete mess. How could your trainees withstand any attacks? Which trainee isn't selected from schools and trained from around 14 to 17 years old? Oh, what's the point of selecting someone in their twenties like you do? If you don't understand, just ask someone. Netizens these days are so nice to talk to, it's your loss if you don't ask.

The author is toxic!!! It's normal that it's not popular.

The protagonist seems brainless; it's no wonder he became rich overnight. He completely took advantage of the situation, even raising prices himself. Shouldn't he be saving every penny and investing in more projects?