Chinese Showbiz: Starting in 1996

Since this is a novel with multiple female protagonists, please remove the "morally sound" label.

Come on, Zeng's face is really not suitable for acting in movies. Many novels say that Zhang Ziyi snatched the title of the girl in Zeng's My Father and Mother. It's so damn funny.

Having been reborn nearly twenty years later, he still often yearns for the arts and literature, and frequently leans towards high-end careers... Unlike a landlord who lived in Yangcheng and earned over two million a month before his rebirth.

I don't understand why they would hire Zeng Jia as their agent. Wasn't it said that Zeng Jia had taken all of Yang Mi's company shares, turning her into an employee? Aren't they afraid of hiring her?

There's no need to discriminate against Hong Kong. Not everyone there is bad. It's inexplicable to exclude Hong Kong filmmakers. It's baffling that everyone who seems bad is normal.

Damn, this is such a sycophantic attitude towards Hong Kong entertainment. They even cast Andy Lau and Nicholas Tse in Brotherhood of Blades? It's disgusting; their acting skills aren't up to par. Are they out of their minds? Andy Lau's acting is just so-so, only passable. To say he's good is an understatement.

Taishan will mess with you, you fight back and get messed up by your superiors, you chicken out, and it's not the first time; the Golden Horse Awards mess with you, you fight back, and get messed up by your superiors again, and you still chicken out. As a reborn person, I just want to say what I want and do what I want, without being criticized by others.

The attempt to acquire Sina shares was a complete disaster. They sold their Amazon and NetEase stocks, which are worth hundreds of billions of dollars in the future, and tried to buy Sina shares at double the market price, only to end up with a mere 20% stake and no controlling stake. And they were so smug about it.

I discovered that the author of this book is very clever; they know how to make their first fortune in the late 1990s. Writing a book is indeed the easiest way to earn that initial wealth, and this premise is very successful. Many authors writing rebirth-themed entertainment novels today are out of touch with reality, their minds filled with the idea of ​​becoming directors and making movies.

Even the main character's movie doesn't use mainland actors, so in the conflict between the mainland and Hong Kong/Taiwan, the protagonist must be siding with Hong Kong/Taiwan! All the male leads in the protagonist's movies are from Hong Kong. This novel just doesn't sit right with me. If Zeng Li weren't the protagonist's girlfriend, even the female leads in the movies would be played by Hong Kong/Taiwanese actors! Sigh.