
Chinese Entertainment Begins in 2004
华娱从2004开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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704Chapters
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Anyone with a modicum of sense wouldn't invest money in an 18-year-old extra to direct a film. Even if he were reincarnated, so what? Even if his script is good, so what? He won't buy your script; he'll just film it anyway, and at worst, sue you and pay some money. Tell me, is what I'm saying reasonable, especially in 2004?
I read up to chapter 559. I originally started reading because of the female supporting character, but the author only promoted Mei Ting in the female supporting character section. The others only had a few lines and auditioned a few times before becoming female supporting characters. Currently, the author's ambiguous relationships are with Bingbing and Zhou Xun.
Honestly, between Liu and Fan, I would choose Fan.
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As of February 26, 2024 (updated), I've subscribed to all the content and skipped through part of it, but it was so bad I couldn't continue. The author's style is too different from mine, and I can't agree with it. The author chose the female lead from among Cao Ying and Hao Lei, and even tried to get Mei Ting to seduce Sun Li. These things are simply not on my aesthetic level.
To be honest, he seemed like a perfect gentleman at first, but then his behavior became very contradictory. She had a boyfriend, yet he still insisted on sleeping with her. Most importantly, she wasn't even particularly good-looking. His character was completely inconsistent.
I just don't understand. With so many beautiful women in the entertainment industry, why does the lead actress have to date someone who already has a boyfriend? Do they really enjoy being a mistress that much? And why, instead of buying stocks, houses, or making other investments, does she go into the clothing industry? What's wrong with her?!
I read it from the back, and I take back what I said earlier about the protagonist's character being established. The values are skewed; I have to delete the book.
The author has a penchant for married women; he simply enjoys this kind of dynamic. Like the protagonist, he identifies with the character, seeing it as a quintessential portrayal of a greasy, middle-aged man.
Seeing that Liu Yifei (American actress) and Zeng Li (who has a large face) were in the cast, I lost interest in watching.
The female lead in this book is yet to be determined; she may be established based on the opinions of our readers. The readers have the final say! Specific implementation plan. Did you see the female supporting character? Whoever gets the most support wins! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏