
1979: Beginning with Hong Kong Literary Giant
1979:从香江文豪开始
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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The author has forgotten what the theme is as he writes, and since it is an industry, there is really no need to engage in movies and theaters. You can't make much money, and there are still many things to do. In addition, since the male protagonist has already done the award evaluation, you cannot have a film industry, otherwise the major film companies will not participate. . . .
What is a literary hero?
Do you have any misunderstandings about literary figures? Tolstoy and Lu Xun. That is a literary giant. You said he became rich by writing novels and making movies in Hong Kong. That's impossible. The manuscript fee and publication fee for a novel that costs hundreds of thousands are at most fifty or so, seventy or eighty years. Make a movie with a box office of 20 million. Theaters deduct 50-60%. You really have 40% cost and 20%. How many movies do you have to make to be rich. Nowadays, it seems that Hong Kong celebrities are rich because their money has been raised by buying houses.
You will never become a literary giant by writing only science fiction, martial arts, fairy tales, magic and other novels... None of the so-called four great talents in Hong Kong is qualified to be called a "literary giant"...
Just write about being pretty and sensible. Don't write about someone who is pure and innocent. It will make you laugh when you see it.
This author has been stuck in the vicious cycle of writing and selling scripts for the past 10 chapters. He writes a script for this one, and then turns around and sends another script to that one. Author, do you have an idea? Don't keep talking back and forth about writing a script. If you really don't know how to write about Hong Kong entertainment, you can refer to Lao Wang's Dream Hong Kong to see how he balances his career lines and where to write in details and where to omit. I have been reading your book from Chapter 20 to writing a review now, and I have only two impressions: 1. You have written a book that caused a sensation. 2. Write a script.
There is something wrong with the logic of this book. My family made tens of millions from stock trading by running a newspaper company, but I was working hard on the crew to write scripts for others. How can that rich man play?
Literary heroes need fertile soil to nurture them
A small place like Xiangjiang, which smiles at the poor but not at the prostitutes, cannot create much fertile soil to support the survival of literary figures.
Is your literary hero the third young master of the Tang family?
It is recommended that four female protagonists, Guan Jiahui, Zhou Huimin, Brigitte Lin and Wang Zuxian, are enough.
Chapter 10 Defeat
If you insist on getting involved with a married woman, you are simply sick. Otherwise, you would have worn it out a few years earlier and pursued her directly. If you insist on doing this,
Isn't writing a tomb-robbing novel in the 1970s similar to tomb-robbery?
The introduction says it is about martial arts and science fiction, but the book is called Wenhao? I suggest changing the title of the book. Writers basically refer to those who write serious novels and have a greater impact on society. Only those who can be called great writers.
This is treating the readers as fools, counting their assets for four episodes, and then abandoning the book and saying goodbye.
It's so fucking awesome, it took me 5 chapters to write one sentence clearly, and I haven't finished it in 5 days.
The author's company is already very big, but in order to go back to history, it actually shrinks on its own initiative.
Shaw Brothers Cinemas was obviously a profitable industry in the 1980s, but the protagonist deliberately only rented it for three years so that Dickson Poon could establish Debao Cinemas three years later. What, is he your father? Leave the cinema line to him.
Open a company and the company will be filled with your women, ugh
The author has some cognitive impairment, so he is not qualified to be called a literary giant when he writes popular literature.
You should read more and learn more about the literary world and literary history, and then think about the plot and characters.
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To be honest, there is a problem with this novel... A rich man can't have children? ? ?
After more than 100 chapters, each chapter is full of words, going around and around, and one thing is written repeatedly. What is the author doing? Seeking death
Hong Kong entertainment novels are really finished now. Except for Lao Wang's Training Xiangjiang, the Hong Kong entertainment novels written by others are really a piece of shit.
I have read up to 35 chapters, and the protagonist is both competent and established.
I have read chapter 35 at most. There is no grudge between Luo Wei and the protagonist. The protagonist's family has two newspapers, so he went crazy. He directly criticized others through public opinion. The newspaper said that Luo Wei killed someone. The protagonist is really not afraid of being gangstered and destroying his whole family. A small newspaper owner can dare to say in the newspaper that someone was involved in a gang and killed people.
The author's whitewashing skills are great. Looks disgusting
Read Chapter 190. Talk about why you cut books. Everyone has read online articles. The world of online articles written by the author is the same whether there is a male protagonist Xiang Jiang or not. It's just that the male protagonist reaped all the benefits. By the way, it's like cleaning up the big guys in Xiangjiang. They are all good gentlemen. It hasn't changed the world of online literature at all.
It's just a random mix of historical data and it's turned into a novel. If it's really serious, who would care about this paid history of Hong Kong's industrial changes? Character interactions account for very little.
It feels like a Hong Kong entertainment novel from seven or eight years ago
The author has no contact with photolithography machines, TSMC, or the electronics and mobile phone information fields at all!
The protagonist in the author's novel has too heavy a celebrity filter. You dare to say that after the protagonist traveled through time, he lost his filter on celebrities. As a result, you, the protagonist, became like this. When something happens to Zhao, the protagonist comes forward. Zhao feels wronged, and the protagonist transforms into a warm man and listens to what others say. After all, the protagonist has written a script that will be popular in the future, and the first heroine must be played by Zhao. So, what does the protagonist gain in this process? The protagonists of other entertainment stories are all given the sweetness by women, and then the protagonist starts to contribute after tasting it. You, the protagonist, have received nothing, so why are you so eager to help others?
Isn't the title of the novel called Wenhao? No matter how I look at the catalog, they all write about movies, acquiring companies, etc.?
What's going on recently? Is the update unstable?
Give the novel a new name
"Crossing Hong Kong, From Novelist to King of Entertainment" is so relevant, and it might even attract a new wave of fans.
A novel without any logic! Business is written like a child playing house, entertainment is all explained in a general way, and actresses are even mentioned briefly.