China Entertainment Started by Refusing to Inherit the Family Business

This book is also called "I Really Didn't Come to the Entertainment Industry to Collect Stamps" This is a [parallel 'text' world] with 'stars' but no 'works', and the timeline and some characters will be seriously confused. … After Zhou Jibai awakened to his past life memories and the civil system at the age of five, he discovered that the world was a little different. That year HK returned, but Lao Zhou said he wanted to be an independent gamer and make games. Although he was puzzled, looking at the system in his mind, Zhou Jibai decided that no matter what Lao Zhou wanted to do, he, as his son, must help out. … Some years later. When I have nothing to do, I play games and occasionally hint to Lao Zhou to invest. But as the Internet gradually developed, Zhou Jibai discovered that the world was much more chaotic than the northwest capital of Shanxi. Well-known entertainment works (games, animations, novels, film and television dramas, songs) are gone, and many singers are gone too. The actors seem to be there, but their ages are a bit wrong... So, during the college entrance examination year, he applied for his first film and decided to enter the entertainment industry. But Lao Zhou said: Son, how can I live without you! … During the summer vacation three years later, Lao Zhou decided to let his son give up making movies and come back to inherit the family business, so he thought of a way...