
Chinese Showbiz: The Commercial Blockbuster Director
华娱:商业大导演
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 937k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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375Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
48.7kFans
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Chinese Entertainment: Now That I'm a Director, Of Course I Have to Live It Up
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There is bad news and good news
The bad news is that my grades are very poor. The good news is that it's so bad I'm too lazy to find pirated resources, so I've subscribed to all of them.
Now he's making movies and writing novels, and in a couple of days he'll probably be writing songs, so he'll be doing all-around things again. I have always firmly believed that if a country becomes powerful because of one person, then that country will perish sooner or later.
Don't wear Deyun Club costumes when making movies or writing novels.
It's not very interesting. It only stars Yang Mi as the female lead; proceed with caution.
To be honest, seeing all the "godfather" talk at the beginning reminded me of the godfathers female celebrities have, which lowered my reading interest. The term "godfather" isn't exactly a compliment these days.
This book is garbage. I was disgusted by the constant use of "Tao" in the dialogues, especially the way the characters would mention names and then repeat "Tao" again. It was so nauseating. It successfully made me drop it.
The chapters up to 38 were alright, but after 38 I felt there was no need to read further. It's one thing to offend Poet Chen for Yang Mi, but to give her a leading role in a Stephen Chow movie? She was truly blinded by lust!
One can only imagine the background of the author who could write such a character.
Honestly, the protagonist's name alone is enough to deter readers. If a writer can't even come up with a decent name for their protagonist, who can believe they'll take writing seriously?
Are you serious about using the name Chen Shou?