Reborn in 2005: Starting by Conning Tian Xian Out of Three Million
重生05，从忽悠天仙三百万开始
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3 Million! I think Liu Xiaoli will sue you for fraud and send you to the police station.
Is the author so biased towards Huayi Brothers? Did they collaborate with Huayi Brothers and work in their public relations department?
The subject matter is good, but the reason it didn't become popular is due to the author's own fault.
Why do you always want to collaborate with Huayi Brothers? You're always looking for something to doubt no matter what project you're in charge of. Isn't that just crazy? Even though we haven't started working together yet, your idea is a bit silly. That would be better if Xiao Liu assembled his own team and got a producer. It's not like we have no choice.
After reading Chapter Six, I feel that the author has a misconception: movies that don't make money or have a bad reputation can be selectively acted in. You could act in something like "The Forbidden Kingdom," which would elevate your status and allow for global screenings. It would let moviegoers worldwide see you. Do you think it's worth giving up something that only brings a little bit of positive reviews?
Shocking!! Are there still people who don't know that the two kings are the biggest cancer in the Chinese entertainment industry? The author should revise this immediately.
There are quite a few flaws. The revelation of the reincarnated character's identity at the beginning has already poisoned a number of people. The lack of clear investigation into film projects makes it very awkward to watch. In "Kung Fu King," Huayi Brothers is only a small investor; the bulk of the investment comes from Hollywood companies. Huayi Brothers' usual tactic is to market films in which they have invested as if they are under their control.
The author is a ruthless scoundrel who tricked someone out of 3 million and then sold them into a brothel.
Are you entertainment industry writers getting paid for writing articles?
Nine out of ten books feature female protagonists with effeminate features; I get PTSD just seeing the words "celestial beauty" now.
Shennong
The protagonist in the very first chapter exposes his belly to a celestial being and offers her his rope. A woman might cooperate with him or treat him as a close friend, but she would never fall in love with him; he has no sexual appeal.
Author, your writing style is terrible. You're pushing Liu Yifei to collaborate with Huayi Brothers so hard. The standard villains in the Chinese entertainment industry: Huayi Brothers, Lu Chuan Taro, six generations of directors, Chen Kaige, Zhang Weiping, and various Hong Kong directors. Among them, Huayi Brothers and Lu Chuan Taro are absolute villains; the others are more or less related.