
Reborn as a Fortune-Teller in the Entertainment Industry
重生之我在娱乐圈当神棍
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 167k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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561Recommendations
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Without any cheat codes, yet still daring to act arrogantly, the author is truly talented.
The book's title itself implies a toxic, self-proclaimed charlatan persona. In the entertainment industry, how dare someone so easily report you or spread the word through the media? You'd be finished, and who would dare cooperate with you openly?
This charlatan is too cheap.
If you're going to be a charlatan, you should at least have some class. Since you said you wouldn't reveal this for money as it would shorten your lifespan, then stop spouting nonsense about just anyone. You need to watch your mouth; don't start spouting off after a few drinks. You need to have standards. There's a reason why something is expensive; anything too cheap is just garbage.
Wang Lin not only sent it, but he was also quite a charlatan.
Wang Lin not only sent it, but he was also quite a charlatan.
Shed the label of "charlatan" as soon as possible, or you'll die sooner or later. The only difference is whether you die at the hands of your rivals, your enemies, or your country.
There are always people looking for rationality in leisure novels.
Anyway, I'm just looking for fun, I don't have time to waste brain cells, life is already tiring enough.
Holy crap, that cut was a bit too sudden.
If you want to write about the White Dragon King of Hong Kong, then don't even think about crossing the Shenzhen River.
Making movies? You have no production, no streaming services. Making TV shows? You don't collect copyrights, you don't build a platform. You have nothing but money, not even connections. And you dare to boast? The male lead is financially independent and can do whatever he wants in the entertainment industry? Major internet companies have poured billions into the entertainment industry. Do you dare say you're richer than those companies?
The book next door has 180,000 words and 18,000 on the reader ranking, while yours only has 20. I'm a little confused about what you're writing. 🙂🙂🙂