
Chinese Showbiz: Starting as a Freshman at Beijing Film Academy
华娱:从北电新生开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 534k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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238Chapters
918Recommendations
8.6kFans
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Jin Chen practically offered herself up and she still wouldn't eat it? That's so pretentious. It's just polite politeness, not like she's asking you to establish a relationship.
You wrote about copying songs and said sorry, but I just said one thing: "Some of these women are other men's wives, how dare you date them?" You deleted the post? Aren't you just being hypocritical?
Before being reborn, he was a small business owner; after being reborn, he became a beast of burden, a mere laborer. There's just too much filler in the plot.
Hu Lianxin is also getting better.
A woman with a ton of scandals can still land a leading role, especially Hu Lianxin, who's just a nobody with no work, no popularity, and no fame...
Seven female leads, plus a tea girl!
Oda
Xiao Meng
Huace takes 30%? Then why even bother starting a company? It's worse than an artist contract, a 30/70 split! Haha! You haven't even figured out how things work in the era of internet traffic. Right now, all the copyrights are monopolized by big companies. Any big projects that are released are already fiercely contested by powerful companies.
Everything else is fine, but as a fan of a top-tier celebrity, I basically see no broadcast data, advertising, or commercial endorsements.
I don't recognize half of the new flowers, how awful!
There are so many entertainment options now. It's too difficult for TV dramas to become famous directly from a single role like Liu. Nowadays, video websites have far more viewers than TV dramas.