China Entertainment: Advance Acting Skills Starting from Soldier Assault

Finally, there are no more novels written by Yahuazi. I'm tired of reading all Chinese entertainment stories.

From a practical point of view, if you were given 300,000 yuan to start a business when you were broke, and it was 2006, you would just have to pay her back if she succeeded, and if she failed, you would be her assistant to take care of things. This kind of woman's buffs are completely stacked up. If she is not the main palace, it can only be said that the male protagonist is arrogant.

With two scumbags as good friends, pig's feet will be easy to go.

When an unknown newcomer wants to set up a studio, the boss's reaction is to get lost.

What are you writing about recently? You still think you're trying to please the Beijing circle?

It's better to struggle, it will become popular quickly, and it will leave a deep impression. I still don't know the name of Wu Liuyi in Assault. It is very slow to become popular, but you can pick up the mistakes and make capital.

The Holy Mother's heart is overflowing, and a good person is bad

Love Is Not Blind is as valuable as the remuneration of the article. For a modern film, your total cost is 20 million. You have to launder the money.

This skill is too few. Add all industries, including excrement.

Wrong writing. As soon as the stone came out, it was rubbish.

I feel like this was written by a female author

Didn't the author calibrate it before publishing it?

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There are actually typos in the introduction. What the hell are my companions and classmates?

I've been wondering if anyone could write an actor novel. The protagonist's system is the "Wireless Character Resource System", which can provide the protagonist with the opportunity to perform any role, regardless of whether there is an unofficial appointment, as long as the system takes action.

From the moment Xiao Zhao appeared, the main character was written like a primary school student, which was really speechless.