Entertainment Mogul: Starting with an Internet Empire
娱乐大亨：从互联网开始布局
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
989Chapters
185Monthly votes
102kRecommendations
203.2kFans
5 ch/weekPace
In booklists 5
Novels with Amazing Plots
Please follow me, and send flowers~~ I have pretty eclectic tastes and have read novels for ages. I’m not picky about genre, just the plot ←_← I like novels with smooth plots, no sudden or nonsensical developments, and regular updates that don’t stop.
28Books120Follows4moUpdated
Fifteen-Year Veteran Bookworm, Specializing in Niche Novels
My personal reading list
5Books1Follows6moUpdated
Romance and Showbiz with Liu Shishi as the Sole Female Lead
Single heroine, Liu Shishi, sweet entertainment-industry stories
10Books9Follows11moUpdated
Random Musings
Liriliriliriliriliri
7Books0Follows1yUpdated
Some Decent Chinese Entertainment Industry Novels
I haven't read any Chinese entertainment-industry stories in a long time, so I'm making a list to keep track.
10Books152Follows1yUpdated
Readers also read
Blazing Red, 1975: My Wife Wants Me to Take on a Whole Row of Them
Hong Kong, 1978: A Tycoon Who Started by Growing Vegetables
Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Bonding with a Contract Beast
Conquering America by Opening an Apocalypse Shelter
Reconstruction After the Plague
Starting with a Job at Penguin Video
Rise of a Warlord
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
Showbiz: I Really Want to Improve Too Much
I'm a Triple-Crown Director, So Being a Versatile Talent Makes Perfect Sense
We’re Reborn, So Who’d Still Be an Actor?
Reader comments 79
Google Translate
Well, the writing is alright, but the business aspect is a bit shady. WeChat is expanding globally, to nearly two hundred countries. Each country would need a separate company, and there are geopolitical risks. Like in the US, would they let WeChat survive? Think again. If it threatens national security, they'll crack down on it as soon as it shows signs of activity.
The author's bias towards some celebrities in the entertainment industry is too strong.
Isn't this female lead's character a bit off? The more I watch, the more annoying she becomes. Doesn't she have any idea what she's capable of?
Write less about romance and love; it's poorly written, awkward, and laughably out of place. Write more about internet feuds and entertainment industry intrigue.
Captain, don't shoot!
I don't understand. Assuming the story is true, as someone in the upper class, when faced with legal or copyright issues, would they simply abandon legal means and resort to Weibo's public opinion to resolve the problem? I've always believed that relying on Weibo to stir up public opinion makes the facts themselves irrelevant; it just becomes an arena for all sorts of people to fight over.
I've finished the resubscription, here's a brief review.
Entertainment fiction is nothing new these days. To stand out, you need to focus on a niche, or in other words, have a unique selling point. For example, A excels at pretentious intellectualism, B excels at copying Douban reviews, C excels at conspiracy theories, D excels at palace intrigue, and so on. This book attracted me for two reasons: 1. Focus.
Why didn't the author create more challenges for Liu Shishi? For example, Song Ci could have an illegitimate child, or a love rival could be introduced, causing Liu Shishi and Song Ci to divorce. Song Ci could then use some financial maneuvering, leaving Liu Shishi unwilling to accept the divorce even though she won't get any assets. Song Ci could then use his own schemes to try and claim a share of Liu Shishi's wealth. More twists and turns are needed; this is too bland.
Is the author a girl? Most of the content focuses on romance, with everything else lightly touched upon; it has a bit of a domineering CEO and his childhood sweetheart feel to it. 😒😒😒
All the female leads in Huayu Entertainment are disgusting.