Well-Versed in The Art of War, I Dominate Chinese Entertainment
熟读孙子兵法，制霸华娱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 762k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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254Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
19.3kFans
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You have two identities: an actor and a business owner. Why don't you take advantage of your business acumen and instead seek roles as an ordinary actor? These days, movie theaters have hundreds of screens, and extras and mobile phone companies are well-established. Do you really need to bribe Zhang Jizhong to get a role? Don't you have any influence over him?
That's amazing!
The beginning was alright, but chapter 54 suddenly had him kneeling before an actor—that's impressive! Judging from the earlier descriptions, he was already a billionaire and was still trying to buy up assets at rock-bottom prices. It's not that I don't accept kneeling; if you're kneeling to someone more powerful than you, that's perfectly normal.
Other authors write about their protagonists in detail, but when it comes to the protagonist taking revenge, they just gloss over it. What are the authors thinking?
The author should write about what happens to the main character after the TV series airs on television! Add some dialogue from random passersby! That could fill in some words! Otherwise, if the TV series just wraps up, it feels like a rushed ending!
The author writes good business fiction, but the acting and plot drag the content down.
I heard that all the big shots have gloves for handling dirty work, so why doesn't my brother Qiang have any? Author, are you looking down on my brother Qiang? Hurry up and arrange for these; we can do without them, but we can't be without them.
My assessment is that if Brother Qiang saw this book, he would definitely bury you.
The kneeling scene felt out of place; the contrast was too stark. Just moments before, he was talking about a billionaire, and then he was kneeling before an actor. Regardless of the reason or any plausible explanation, it gave the impression of an investor kneeling before an actor.
It should be a single female lead. Looking forward to the protagonist meeting his other half, his soulmate—Zhang Yi! 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I don't like Li Qian. I skip her whenever I see her. I probably started disliking her when I watched "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty." At that time, I liked Li Xiuning the most. Even without Li Xiuning's portrayal of Song Yuzhi, Li Xiuning ended up with the male lead! It's a stereotype; my impression of her is fixed!