Hollywood: I Become a Legend Through Special Effects

This book has a single female protagonist, so take a detour if you don't like it!

If the spring breeze feels pity for the flowers, why not allow me to stay young again.

Let's complain about this plot about WeChat. It was the protagonist who, in 2009, a key node of the mobile Internet, took the initiative to go to Tencent to reveal the core ideas of WeChat and accepted the equity plan of "Tencent 60% and himself 40%". This is simply ridiculous. The most valuable thing in the Internet era is innovation and first-mover advantage. In reality, WeChat and MiLiao were able to thrive precisely by quickly imitating foreign Kik (launched in October 2010) and localizing it. It's better for you to give away your creativity for free when it's most valuable, without even signing a contract. Doesn't this mean you're asking Tencent to kick you out and go it alone? Tencent in 2009 did not lack talents and resources at all. What it lacked was just a direction. As soon as you said it, people could do it themselves. What's even more ridiculous is the ownership structure - letting Tencent hold 60% of the absolute controlling stake means that you are giving up even ecological leadership to others. But the core value of WeChat is not dividends at all, but ecological control! In the plot, you clearly have streaming media and Weibo. According to the situation in your book, you started Weibo in advance and accumulated hundreds of millions of users in 2009 (you can exaggerate). Then you relied on Weibo to guide traffic, launched your own "WeChat" first, and even developed and registered patents for key functions such as "Shake" and "Moments" in advance, making it three or four months too late for Tencent to copy it. With a first-mover advantage, a patent moat, and Weibo's hundreds of millions of users, it can completely destroy its opponents on its own. As a result, you have to give away creativity and control. This operation is not like a time traveler, but like a charity. This plot is really stupid. The author seems to regard Tencent executives as fools, but in reality Tencent is extremely sensitive to trends. In the living environment of enterprises in China's Internet industry from 2009 to 2010, if an outsider came to the door with such a disruptive plan, they would definitely be alert in an instant and follow up with all their strength. How could they remain indifferent? And after thinking about it, the stupidest thing is that Tencent takes 60% and you take 40%. It is really stupid. Tencent holds 60% and they have absolute control. After absolute control, they kicked you out. Tencent is ecological, and you still proposed this yourself. Oh my god.

It's an old-fashioned story about traveling through the entertainment industry to pick up girls. What's more special is that the male protagonist relies on special effects and investment to make a career in Hollywood, rather than being an actor or director. The first co-production film "The Witch" insisted on casting the unknown Wang Zhi as the heroine, and the heroine Liu Yifei of this book had a cervical spondylosis and was hospitalized during the audition. Such a forced plot kill was also strange to the author's thinking. Maybe it's because the author is a bit of a literary youth, and the storyline and writing style of this book are good, but the current results don't match it.

Shu Chang, I at least know that when she was young, she could play the role of Tianshan's childhood sweetheart, Xiaoyu, without having to act. Wang Zhi? I just know how to fight, and I don't know anyone well. Then, it was gone. When reading a novel, you feel uncomfortable at the beginning, and it is difficult to stick to the end. The good thing is that the writing is quite smooth.

I watched three-quarters of it in one go, and I think it's okay, but there are some places where things can easily go wrong. For example, as a boss with billions of dollars, you don't have a personal assistant. Wherever you go, the president of the other side acts as an assistant. It's very funny. Is your company doing nothing? You follow it all day long, arranging the schedule in every detail. It's even funnier to see a clip later. You need to be aware of the preferences of your guests. Did the boss come to ask about the arrangements? Do the hundreds or thousands of people in your company have to work for a living? You can describe it like this before. After all, the company is a start-up and the structure is not perfect. You have perfected the company structure yourself, and you still write like this. It's funny. The novel behind it looks very fragmented. In such a big company, there are so many things every day, and just a mobile phone receives so many messages every time, hundreds of phone calls, and hundreds of text messages. . . The author may adjust it later. It's hard to read. The whole novel is pretty good, and the flaws do not hide the flaws.

Author, aren't you talking nonsense? The particularity of the film and television industry is that foreign investment can only hold a maximum of 49% of the shares, and Hong Kong and Macao have a share ratio of 75%. This has not changed yet. How do you want to circumvent this policy?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, it was really a mess and it was very disappointing. Especially when I saw the chapter about Ren Zhengfei, I just knelt down and worshiped. There is no business etiquette at all.

A good start, both in terms of description and setting. But it gradually fell into a cliché. Personally, I couldn't stand it anymore after more than a hundred chapters. Compared with the author's previous work, there is progress, but it is gradually converging.

It is full of flavor. It is recommended to watch it without thinking. If you are thinking, it is recommended to turn left when going out.