Chinese Showbiz: Now That I’m Capital, Can’t I Let Loose?

It seems like a rebirth, but it's really just a fantasy of someone dying from overwork on an assembly line.

My older brother suggested we stop making short dramas. Last year, Hongguo (a short video platform) lost 700 million yuan, and a few days ago they announced the cancellation of many short dramas. ByteDance's Hongguo short dramas weren't about making money from them, but about supplementing their ecosystem and retaining traffic, understand?

Does playing cards really improve feelings for girls? The protagonist's relationship with Gao Lan seems to grow entirely through playing cards, as if the more cards played, the higher the affection level. In reality, for men, the affection level is 85 before playing cards, 90 after playing, then drops to 80 after 100 games, and only 60 after 1000 games.

Stop obsessing over your little business empire. All you do is dream of building Chinese tycoons and argue with people on Weibo. If you want to write business fiction, start with urban settings. Don't try to attract entertainment readers with "Beyond" in your titles. Can't you see the comments section is full of insults? You keep writing about business, even planning to change your name to focus on it. Why don't you just write about an alternate world in an urban setting?

Yang Chaoyue has become the female lead, and the goals of time travelers are getting lower and lower!

He even dares to give women shares in his harem? He's used to being a simp, hasn't he? Why would a woman with money stay with another woman? Don't think women don't have possessiveness. Many wealthy men sign prenuptial agreements, have sons, and think they're all set, giving large sums of cash, but most end up divorced. Why would wealthy men compromise? In reality, are men who sleep with their wives? Do they really have to be sluts in novels?

There's no need to write about car manufacturing anymore. Coffee and hawthorn, games will suffice. You can't handle car manufacturing anyway, and if someone dies, you can't cover it up. Without any backing or connections, don't even think about writing about it. The current business landscape is good enough.

Those who come to read this book are probably here for the story's transcendence; nobody's really interested in harems, so let's not start a harem story.

I voted for the book because of the younger sister (a character from another novel), but I dropped it because the younger sister's storyline involves a harem. I guess the author is quite old and has experience. The details about reading and working are decent, and it resonates with those born in the 80s and 90s.

I've been following this book for a while now, ever since that "who came out of the crypto circle" thing. I understand the author wants to create exciting moments, but does everyone have to target Li Zhou and then wait for them to be proven wrong? It's exhausting to read like that. I initially got hooked on this book because of Yang Chaoyue, the young actress, and the slice-of-life scenes.