
Doing a Good Deed Every Day in Chinese Showbiz, Starting in 2001
华娱从2001日行一善
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Buying film and television rights for ten years in 2003 was too risky.
What you wrote is utter nonsense. Can you at least do some research before writing? At the very least, you should have mentioned buying 20-year copyrights. LeEco mostly buys 20-30 year or permanent online copyrights. LeEco does have 10- or 8-year ones, but you need to check when they bought those 10- or 8-year ones. Yours is only from 2003.
Here's a question for everyone: If you have the means and the opportunity, would you prefer your girlfriend to be a virgin? Give this a thumbs up!
A list of beautiful female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry, known for their large bust size! 1975~1979 Li Xiaoran (1976), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977) [Dong Xuan, Qin Lan, Chen Qiaoen] 1979 1980~1984 [Ady An, Liu Yan, Huo Siyan] 1980 Yang Rong, Zhang Meng, and Li Xiaolu (born in 1981) [Wang Zhi, Zhou Weitong] 1982 [Jiang Xin, Li Yixiao] 1983 1985~1989 Li Yufen 1985
The author is a huge fan of Michelle Reis, and I've tolerated several of her books, but I just can't stand this one anymore. I don't want to read any more.
The author has really gotten arrogant. They should stick to writing entertainment stories, but instead they switched to tech. Unbelievable! Are they afraid of getting too good a response? The later parts definitely felt rushed.
With such an awesome system, why would the protagonist bother struggling in the entertainment industry? Once he has his first pot of gold, he can max out his financial investment skills and make money by fleecing investors on NASDAQ much faster than making movies.
I recently heard a statement that I think is very true: the film industry is a sunset industry. Many people may not understand this statement. How can it be a sunset industry when it earns so much money every year? Think about it: with so many forms of entertainment available today, what percentage of them are movies?
The first one, Fan Bingbing, was 20 at the time, no problem. The second one, Li Jiaxin… even those who were already ruined by Lau could still be involved… I just can't stand it anymore.
Adding points to oneself is one thing, but adding points to others at will is extremely toxic.
The system's stat allocation is so stupid. It adds points to screenwriting and directing to around 80 and then stops, saying that the writing ability is not good enough and the adaptation is too difficult, but then it turns around and adds points to fitness to over 120, just for that little thing in the crotch.