Chinese Showbiz: I Started by Hoping My Father Would Make Me a Dragon

This is hilarious. Every chapter tries to piggyback on Liu Yifei's fame, even though she's not the female lead, and it's not a single female lead story. 😥

The main character doesn't seem to have many emotions... Anyway, reading this novel feels a bit strange.

Even after being reborn, I missed out on NetEase stock. I don't know what I was thinking. You could easily get 4% of Tencent stock, but you missed out on 1% 😅. They gave me a chance, but I was useless.

This is a rambling account, lacking solid data and riddled with factual errors. Around the turn of the millennium, the internet wasn't as developed, and there were no nanny vans. If celebrities back then had such good treatment, all sorts of ugly sons would have appeared long ago. Someone, perhaps a poet, said they wouldn't let their children work in the entertainment industry; it's too tough.

Without a sense of realism, focusing solely on post-event achievements is insufficient. For a genre like Chinese entertainment, the process of creation is paramount; otherwise, it won't be a hit.

The author should look at the first sentence of the introduction; writing "Kant" instead of "rough" is just ridiculous.

The author is probably AI; I haven't read it. (Please reply to comments.)

What I hate most is partnering with friends in business; I've gotten ripped off a few times. When I see characters in novels partnering with their dorm mates in business, I just give up.

This book is outrageous. Typos are left uncorrected, no research is done, and the sentences are incoherent. Songs, TV dramas, and movies are interspersed everywhere. A 2005 youth film grossed over 100 million yuan. This isn't entertainment fiction; it's fantasy!

First, you were born in 2001, while Tian only entered the Beijing Film Academy in 2002. Second, Tian was in the directing department, not the acting department. Also, this book was definitely written in AI; only AI would be so brief. Didn't you even review it?