
From Wang Dachui to Chinese Showbiz Stardom
从王大锤开始逆袭华娱
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- Ongoing
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- 163k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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Good grief, filming a web series like "Unexpectedly" and simultaneously accepting a top-tier domestic film like "Breakup Buddies"—the jump between roles is just too much! How can the lead actor, at his age and with his current level of fame, possibly surpass Xu Zheng's?! Don't movies need to consider box office performance? Is the lead actor Ning Hao's son? Or are all the film investors idiots? Why are you doing this? Can't novels at least have a modicum of logic these days? Speechless ╯╰
Wanhe Tianyi was born in the wrong era. If it were an era where the line between celebrities and internet celebrities is blurred, those people would have become big stars long ago. It's not like only Bai Ke and Zheng Hehuizi have become truly famous over the years.
According to the author, both "The Golden Era" and "Breakup Buddies" were supposedly "hobby" films. But does that mean hobby films don't need to consider box office performance? Why did the latter gross so much more than the former? Do you think the combination of Xu Zheng and Huang Bo in 2010 was a joke?
That's about it for Huayuwen.
The female leads are always the same few disgusting characters. Yang Mi? Disgusting! Zhao Liying? Disgusting! Liu Shishi? Disgusting! I don't even want to click on the character list if any of them are on it.
I ran away as soon as I saw Liu Yifei; I didn't even look at the table of contents. It was boring.
The author was overwhelmed by the barrage of criticism in the comments section and couldn't even retaliate because the other side had solid evidence and arguments... Hahaha
So, it's best to read the reviews before reading. The first few dozen chapters are okay if you don't think too much, but once Liu Yifei appears, it becomes unbearable even without thinking. This supposedly innocent young man, who lived to 35 in his past life, has such an exaggeratedly obsessive simp attitude. In the entertainment industry, you call him innocent? Is there anything wrong with that?
The book title and the protagonist's initial premise led one to believe it would be a comedy-themed story of an internet celebrity gradually achieving success through self-produced web dramas. After all, many people know how poor the resources of Wanhe and his group are.
It seems he really became a eunuch? The author genuinely doesn't understand what people clicked on based on the title and synopsis. The protagonist is just a background character from the start, used and then discarded. To get involved with a female celebrity, they force-feed him two movies, "Breakup Buddies" and "Boss & Me." After reading this, I don't want to read any further.
The protagonist was nobody at the start; he had no ability to replace Xu Zheng? Dream on! Unless he had a very sweet and devoted start! More importantly, the protagonist was too obsequious.