Chinese Showbiz: A Tech Mogul Begins by Sacrificing the Entertainment Industry

The protagonist of this book was previously signed with Huayi Brothers, but on the eve of his contract termination, he was drugged and nearly assaulted. Luckily, he woke up midway and jumped off a car on an overpass, just like Chen Xiao in the script. The system is the popularity system.

AI is devoid of humanity and common sense.

In Pacific Rim, chapter 70 states that it was the protagonist who proposed collaborating with Sony. By chapter 120, he wasn't even qualified for the open casting call; he actually had to make a deal with Wanda Group to get their support to become a director. The protagonist's relationship with Sony is known to all the bigwigs, yet they still went through such a long and complicated process, requiring even more effort.

I've read up to chapter 14, trying to read as mindlessly as possible, but the author is still relentlessly toxic... A light novel is fine, but the data is all absurd! Yang Yang's dance is level 5, her acting is level 4, while Jing Tian's acting is only level 1... The male lead's god-level mechanical processing skill is only level 4... Is he a Yang Yang fan? Or is he just writing nonsense to disgust the readers? So toxic!!

This is too much wish fulfillment!! And the protagonist doesn't seem very patriotic, acting entirely on his own whims, claiming his previous life was miserable! As a reborn individual, the protagonist should know the difficulties and dangers facing his country, how it rose to prominence through quiet development, but many of his ideas and actions put the nation in a passive position!

It's 2025, not 2005. This book is written when smartphones have been around for almost 20 years, and you're still writing about PHS phones.

These second-generation rich kids are really something. They can do whatever they want with a high-tech company listed on the official website, transfer ownership whenever they want, and even Li Huanggua can't sell a few ports. They're practically invincible. In a few years, Huazi Da'ao will be theirs.

The protagonist is always helping the Japanese make money, leading to suspicions that he's being paid by the Japanese and is acting as a collaborator with them.

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I can only say it's quite bland. I skipped around to get a feel for it, and the whole thing is basically entertainment. If you're only interested in the tech elements in the title, you can skip this one.

This is a stupid novel. If these advanced technologies were actually developed ahead of time, the entertainment industry would be nothing. You could destroy it and it wouldn't matter. The author really overestimates the entertainment industry; it's just a bunch of actors entertaining the masses.