Chinese Showbiz: A Mogul’s Journey Begins at the Central Academy of Drama

To be honest, I used to have a pretty good impression of Zeng Li! I don't know when these authors started fawning over her! Calling her a "200-year beauty from the Central Academy of Drama" and all that! It's disgusting 🤢

I was indifferent to that long face. Still a member of the Eight Banners faction, I dropped out of school.

I remember saying in a previous interview: I don't want to marry someone from another ethnic group and I want a boyfriend from the same ethnic group, specifically the Manchu. Are people these days so eager to please?

There's a reason why she's popular. Who would know Zeng Ni if she hadn't been riding the waves? She has no real work to her name, yet she's constantly being praised. We're tired of writing about her. She's truly not photogenic; her long face is a disadvantage in movies, and she hasn't had any memorable roles in TV dramas. Every photo of her has to show her face.

I read a few chapters, and it's about Fan Xiaopang being my neighbor. I'm speechless at the idea of ​​him trying to whitewash his part-time job. She was used as a scapegoat! But was she innocent? Probably not. The fact that so many people killed her instead of another Bingbing, Zhang Ziyi, or other prostitutes only shows that they themselves are not clean and still want to be the leader of the prostitutes. If they don't kill you, who will they kill?

What was he thinking when he spent 10 billion to buy Warner shares in 2003 and got a three-fold return 16 years later? Was this the work of someone reborn? There are countless companies with 100-fold returns, yet he only wrote about a company with a mere three-fold return?

My expectations aren't high, but could you at least do your research accurately and logically? It's ridiculous to have an all-Chinese cast in a blockbuster. If the male and female leads are Chinese, no Western audience will watch it. Can't you be a little more logical? Even the supporting characters in Transformers are Chinese, and the US Secretary of Defense is Chinese! Good heavens, good heavens 😱... Speechless...

The protagonist's perspective is a bit narrow. Anyone who wants to act in your film has to leave another company and join yours. If you do that, you might as well stop auditioning for films and just start doing it all yourself. Other companies will lose a single audition.

The storyline for the limited-time free offer was well-written and the pacing was good, but the part about acquiring Warner Music couldn't hold back anymore. Warner Music was acquired by Bloomberg Investment Group for $2.6 Billion. As a result, the protagonist spent nearly a billion dollars to buy less than 6% of the shares, which was incredibly clever.

I don't understand what you were thinking when you spent over 1 billion yuan to buy a 6% stake in the early 2000s. You can't write it based on its current market value of over 18 billion yuan.