Entertainment Mogul: Starting with an Internet Empire

How should I put it? The writing is okay, but business is a bit mysterious. WeChat is also developing globally. There are close to 200 countries in the world. Each country has to establish a company. Geopolitical risks, like the United States, will allow you to survive on WeChat? If you think too much, it endangers national security. If you take the initiative, I will get you. Europe will follow immediately. It will be a big deal if you can go to Southeast Asia. Just wash and sleep far away, not to mention how many twists and turns there are. How did Douyin overseas get suppressed? Forgot? Not to mention WeChat. If you don't hand over control, there will be no room for you in the United States.

The author is too serious about some celebrities in the entertainment industry

Is there something wrong with this heroine's character? Why is it that the more I look at it, the more annoying I become? I have no abilities at all!

Write less about romantic love, which is not well written, embarrassing and funny, and write more about Internet battles, entertainment industry conspiracies, etc.

Captain, don't shoot

I really don't understand. Assuming that the plot is true, as an upper-class person, when encountering legal or copyright issues, he directly puts aside legal weapons and uses Weibo public opinion to solve the problem? I have always believed that by inciting public opinion by posting on Weibo, the facts themselves are no longer important and will only become a wrestling ground for gods and ghosts from all walks of life.

Why didn't the author set up difficulties for Liu Shishi? For example, Song Ci unexpectedly had an illegitimate child, or a love rival or something, and Liu Shishi and Song Ci divorced. Song Ci used a capital routine, and Liu Shishi couldn't get a share of the wealth and was unwilling to divorce. Song Ci's routine also had to divide Liu Shishi's wealth. It required a lot of design routines, which was too bland.

Entertainment writing is now a cliché and no longer new. If you want to stand out, you must make efforts in the vertical field. Speaking of people, you must have characteristics. For example, someone A is good at literary youth, someone B is good at copying Douban comments, someone C is good at conspiracy theories, someone D is good at harem fighting, and so on. There are two things that attract me about this book, as follows: 1. Focus. The focus of the perspective is always on the male and female protagonists. The entertainment industry environment and the description of the supporting roles are all extended from the male and female protagonists. 2 The plot progress and daily life advance each other. The progress and daily life are progressing smoothly, and there is no sense of impatience like saying that one chapter will make a certain film, and the next chapter will be completed and released to win awards. Of course, there are also shortcomings, which are based on personal feelings, as follows: 1. The male and female protagonists like to add poems and songs when interacting, which is a bit embarrassing. 2 The big event is a bit anticlimactic. The rise of Toutiao. Com, the competition between multiple Weibos, and the competition between WeChat and WeChat were all preceded by strong foreshadowing, with few intermediate steps, and the subsequent results were simply explained as winners. . . It did not write an epic story with twists and turns, ups and downs, and a sense of great events. Mianzhi.

Is the author a girl? Most of the content is about emotions, and the rest is all understatement, a bit like a domineering president and his little childhood sweetheart 😒😒😒

The female protagonists of China Entertainment are all disgusting things.