Striving in Chinese Entertainment, Starting in 1997
华娱从1997开始奋斗
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- Completed
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- 928k Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
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- 1y ago
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441Chapters
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And that part about selling songs was purely for laughs. The reality is: I know you have no way to release your songs and no fame. I want all six of your songs, two thousand each. Giving them to you to sing is out of the question. So, are you going to give them to me or not? If you don't give them to me, the show won't use your songs, do whatever you want.
The lead actor isn't even as good as Richie Jen. Who else with such a high starting point needs to bring their own investment to get a role? The lead actor is rich, famous, and backed by an academy; he could easily organize his own production, become an investor, and snatch roles he wants. This is a bit off-putting.
I looked up some information after reading the first chapter.
The filming of Huanzhu Gege 1 took place from July to December 1997, and Desert Loneliness was released on January 1, 1998. The author is not afraid of plagiarism. Novels should be logical!
So impressive, how come he can't even make the Hurun Rich List? Liu Xiaoqing can make it, but the lead actress can't? He doesn't care about the "water" (sexual content) aspect, all he knows is women? He doesn't even know what pleasure is. Too many women are just a waste of time, it's boring, everyone gets tired of it.
As long as Zeng Li isn't written about, it's fine. These days, entertainment news only follows trends.
Honestly, talking about profit sharing is utter nonsense. Even if this studio doesn't have those connections, a regular company wouldn't even bother with you. They've already offered 2%, take it or leave it. If they don't release it, you won't get a single penny. If you find another company, they'll use their connections to pressure you, preventing your song from airing on certain channels.
It's boring to see the main characters in Qing Dynasty dramas.
A celebrity studio is too kind to its students. Did they want to be isolated by all of China back then?
Two Butterflies was so distracting. What was the point of putting it alongside faith? The audience they chose was completely different. Back then, those who listened to faith were mostly students and recent graduates. Those who listened to Two Butterflies were mostly people with little education who had started working.
The author isn't a newbie, but the writing style is... Well, let's just say it's not great. It's certainly enjoyable, but it's too simplistic. 😰