
I Asked You to See the World, and You Became the King of Hollywood
让你看世界,你成了好莱坞之王
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- 710k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Why does it have to involve some Chinese bloodline? Is this a sign that they're trying to curry favor with the Chinese government?
If you want to write about domestic issues, I might as well read articles about the Chinese entertainment industry.
I know the author wrote a lot, but I still don't understand why the author had to include Teresa Teng. In terms of appearance, Teresa Teng has never been considered a beauty. Why did you have to include actresses like Teresa Teng and Cindy Teng, who were not considered conventionally beautiful?
The protagonist is a super-rich second-generation heir. You've provided all the essentials of a super-rich second-generation heir, okay? For example, a lawyer, an investment advisor, etc. Don't tell me the protagonist's $10 million was all saved from his pocket money.
Um, to be honest, I don't see what's so appealing about Teresa Teng. Author, you're not posting any pictures. The first result I found online wasn't good-looking, so I stopped searching. Could you add more pictures or reduce the number of Teresa Teng scenes? I'm just giving a suggestion, whether you accept it or not is up to you. I'm bringing this up because I can't shake off those unflattering photos online, so I skipped all the scenes featuring her.
What's the point of setting up this branch of DuPont? You're in the entertainment industry, and you're not valued by your family. Do entertainment novels have to be about the ups and downs of fortune?
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The male protagonist suffers from schizophrenia
The author starts by describing a seasoned pro as a novice, and then a novice as a seasoned pro. It's a crazy description. Why not just write him as a master of seduction? Readers wouldn't expect so much from the protagonist's moral compass. One minute the protagonist is shyly bowing his head, the next he's sleeping with a woman he's only known for less than two hours. This shows his two contrasting personalities.
The protagonist was wronged; he sacrificed himself for art. 😏
I especially hate it when they include elements from the future, and when people ask him about it, he gets surprised, as if there isn't one? I don't know why everyone writes like this; doesn't it make the protagonist seem intellectually challenged?
Yilin Short Stories flourished only in a specific era. At that time, China had just begun its reform and opening up, and there was friendly relations between China and Japan, as well as a honeymoon period between China and the United States. Therefore, it was necessary to praise each other. Moreover, they were developed countries while we were still developing.