Chinese Showbiz’s ’95-Born Stars: How Did I Become a Top-Tier Star?

Just a screenwriter, director, and producer? In entertainment novels, if you don't act, how do you develop relationships with young actresses? Don't think you're just a figurehead who can easily win them over. In reality, young actresses usually fall for actors while filming.

The reason I call it naive is that after the author finalized the script and secured investment, the money in the account simply disappeared. The series hadn't even started filming, and the account was already short 100 million yuan. I don't understand how this was calculated. The second series hadn't even started filming either, and the account money was again short, or rather, completely gone.

Suggest writing as the female lead

Really? I didn't expect there to be a Chinese drama with Bai Lu as the female lead 😰. It's just so-so. Am I getting old? Among the new generation, I prefer Wang Churan and Tian's looks.

Too thin

Seriously, it's 2016 and there's still something to copy? Big internet companies have entered the market and they're still messing around. The timeline is way too late.

The plot outline is good, with elements of capitalism and a harem. I've paid to read some of it, up to chapter 120. Being older, I'm mostly listening to what I've heard. First, there are no live narrators or storytellers, only offline electronic audio, making it feel very mechanical and hard to stop listening to. Second, chapter 119 is overly simply.

White deer

It's rare to see a story written from the perspective of a producer in the Chinese entertainment industry, but after reading a few chapters, I really feel that the author doesn't understand business logic, let alone the logic of the entertainment industry. I suggest the author do more research before writing from this perspective, otherwise it will just be a illogical and amateurish story.

This picture is beautiful.