
Chinese Entertainment 2000: Rising from Boiler Room Worker at Beijing Film Academy
华娱2000:从北影锅炉工崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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60Chapters
891Recommendations
15Fans
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I didn't read the content, only the synopsis. Author, are you serious? You're asking for a favor with a letter and two chickens, and you're being picky. To be honest, judging from the synopsis, the author's IQ and EQ are a bit low.
Another masterpiece following the works of security guards, doormen, and gatekeepers.
I was originally planning to boost my investment, but I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 4. Did you sell your account? Why is the writing getting worse and worse? I haven't read many of your entertainment articles, but if I remember correctly, you wrote a book called "Old Book Tycoon."
... A bit disappointing. This author, despite years of experience, hasn't improved at all. The slapstick humor is outdated; this kind of reckless, roguish protagonist isn't funny anymore. It's so awkward.
Huang Bo entered the Beijing Film Academy in 2002.
Background changed to: Huayu 1978, possibly on the table!
The author's synopsis is so impressive that most people who read it will probably be too lazy to read the content.
This is too intense, I can hardly watch it anymore.
It's written in a humorous and witty style, I support it!
Why have you been failing repeatedly? Because it's all too fantastical. You've written so many Hong Kong variety shows, and so many things don't make sense. It's still the same writing style as ten years ago.