Reborn in Hollywood to Cultivate Immortality
重生好莱坞修仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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I've noticed that some American entertainment novels often make common-sense mistakes, such as projecting the Chinese entertainment industry onto the American entertainment industry, with the protagonist owning a film production company, movie theaters, and signing stars. This is absolutely prohibited in the United States. U. S.
This kind of Hollywood setting has been around for a while, it's not exactly new, but it should actually be more about demonic cultivation, chaotic passion, and rampant lust! The protagonist of this book is white, white + cultivation... I can't relate to it... When Chinese people talk about immortals, they naturally imagine a dignified and otherworldly figure, I really can't picture a white person speaking this English and achieving some kind of dramatic ascension...
They're all for washing pots and pans.
The timeline allows for a few original partners, and the protagonist's abilities are enough to protect them; that's what makes it satisfying! But none of the characters I slept with before the book was original; they were all "public transport" (a euphemism for sexual partners). A novel is a novel, and reality is reality. You can write about original partners for characters around 18 years old; not many readers will take it seriously.
Christina Erie
They clicked! In America, he cultivated demonic arts/sexual desires, worked in the entertainment industry, and was having an amazing time.
Christina
Christina
Get rid of Westminster, then support her to become president. Make her kneel in the White House and sing "Conquer".
To gain popularity and buzz, you can run for president yourself, control the other party's candidate during the campaign, and know all their dirty secrets. You're guaranteed to become president. As president, learn to be unreliable and constantly generate trending news; your political skills will improve rapidly.
Li Dabai
Li Dabai
Foreign protagonists cultivating immortality are unsuitable; Chinese-American protagonists would be fine too.