Racing to the Top Across Film and TV Universes, Starting at a Wildcat Wedding
诸天影视从参加野猫婚礼开始狂飙
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- Myriad Worlds
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295Chapters
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Isn't this just one of Tomato's books? The outline is exactly the same, both starting with a whirlwind of activity. But he was already hanging out with Xu Banxia before, but left because he couldn't stand Xu's environmental pollution. After that, he just opened internet cafes everywhere and got involved in "In the Name of the People."
Dude, if you had introduced the Legend of Mir game to China back in 2000, why would you need to open an internet cafe? All the internet cafes in China would be yours.
It's a mess, all jumbled up and disjointed. The plot and business structure are like drawing a map while urinating.
The protagonist is portrayed as hypocritical, constantly displaying petty cleverness but lacking any logic. Everything he says seems to come from nowhere, and the author's writing is tedious. He repeats the absurd notion that his marriage to Xiang Nanfang isn't based on love but on social norms, all the while still taking advantage of others. The character design is utterly ridiculous.
They squandered a golden opportunity, insisting on bringing up TVB. Aside from the decent Hong Kong-language writing, I'm giving up.
I couldn't even finish Chapter 5. In 2000, the average wage was less than 1,000 yuan. You're talking about an internet cafe that costs 10 yuan an hour? Don't even mention high-end internet cafes or anything like that. Back then, internet cafes were gathering places for delinquents and unemployed people. The middle class went to coffee shops, or at the very least, McDonald's or KFC. Who went to internet cafes?
Is this some kind of business novel disguised as a movie or variety show universe? It doesn't even seem like it. Earning hundreds of billions of dollars and then working himself to the bone to build a business empire? Isn't that putting the cart before the horse? With so much money, wouldn't it be better to enjoy life? Does he want to work himself to death and then start all over again? Isn't that just plain crazy?
Why do so many authors tirelessly fall into this crossover/anime pit? If you're so great, would it kill you to write one world after another?
A nonsensical, self-indulgent narrative, verdict complete.
A comprehensive world-building project is basically out of the question; it's difficult to connect with other projects.