China Entertainment: the Ruined Superstar Will Never Collapse His House

In fact, the character design of a talented scholar can avoid many problems, but in fact, even if you are simply rotten, no system can save it. Rotten will attract flies. If there are too many flies around, you will not be able to clean them. Not everyone can stay awake amidst flattery.

The main reason for the success of "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is that Zheng Xiaolong successfully adapted it to the screen. The original novel is just a framework. In which era, one million is really too high, and the price can be adjusted twice, and you can also participate in the screenwriting, God? With that kind of money, it's better to buy out Zheng Xiaolong's main character directly after filming.

I ruined your good deeds twice. Did you make Yang Mi look so brainless? Brainless Yang Mi? Can you survive until now? Any A-list celebrity? There is absolutely nothing wrong with emotional intelligence? You even gave her a lightbulb. Isn't your deception too disgusting?

I suggest the author to use his strengths and avoid his weaknesses to write about a scumbag. It's actually quite good. Regarding career development, don't describe too much, but be understated. It's too detailed and it doesn't fit the character. The most important thing is that you wrote it wrong. Being a traffic star means you don't have enough money to make announcements. You only have to make money, film, and invest in TV series. The capital cycle is very long. How can you accelerate your career? It's terrible to be a beggar. You are still holding fan meetings and spending your own money for charity. You might as well donate to Hope Primary School.

It looks very tiring, and now I am having pure love. If you want to see a scumbag, forget it.

Han Xue

I can't get enough of it, it's very well written! 🙂

The entertainment industry novels written now are just for stallions to lick dogs for their own pleasure. There is nothing interesting about it.

I get annoyed when I see bullshit written, directed, and acted. Even if it's well-written, I don't even bother to read it, so it slips away.