Chinese Entertainment Tycoon: I Changed My Fate and Became an Emperor
华娱大亨：我靠修改命格成帝
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- Ongoing
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- 458k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 18d ago
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174Chapters
2Monthly votes
11.5kRecommendations
50kFans
1 ch/weekPace
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The latest chapter features the protagonist betting his entire fortune on Si Teng 👍, and Dilraba Dilmurat being chosen to replace Jing Tian in the role 😅, whose face shape and figure are a good match 🤔.
Did the author buy Xiaomi stock and it plummet, so he came back to write books?
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Seriously, author, didn't you consider the potential interference when designing the plot? It's like you just came up with something on a whim. If you'd eliminated the pandemic, then *Lost in Hong Kong* and *Detective Chinatown 3* wouldn't have been delayed, *Lost in Hong Kong* wouldn't have been sold to TikTok for 600 million, and *Detective Chinatown 3* wouldn't have clashed with *The Love…
The author's writing is truly unlikable; it's hypocritical, self-righteous, and preachy. If you're writing about multiple women, don't portray them as innocent and naive; being lustful is normal. If you're writing about Chinese entertainment and don't focus on female celebrities, what are you supposed to watch? Do you really think it's pure romance?
I finally know how to describe this book. It tries to act in everything, but it doesn't act in anything well. "Dying to Survive," "The Nameless"—are you even that kind of character? You just jump in and act? You're just going to jump into whatever movie is popular, right? How boring! It's ridiculous that an author like you can make so much money.
Dilraba's face is hyped up but not well-received.
The reason is that while her face is attractive at first glance, it becomes tiresome after a while. The longer you look at it, the less you want to look at it. That's why she can't appear on variety shows. Prolonged close-up exposure is a good thing for other artists, but it's a major disadvantage for her.
Did you get paid by Dilraba? She can play Si Teng?!
Do you know how much the pandemic has affected the global discourse power structure?
Do you know how much the overall cohesion and unity in China has increased after the pandemic? Do you know how much the pandemic has dealt a blow to democracy and freedom in the US and the West? Are you trying to erase history from history?
The main character takes any role, regardless of the money or suitability. Some viewers take what he does in TV dramas seriously. If you let Lu Han shave his head like a rooster's comb, see if his fans still leave.