Chinese Entertainment, 1993: From Selling Phone Cards to Entertainment Mogul

From chapter 40 to the current chapter 44, it can be seen that you want to follow the outline and introduction of the distribution channel, but here is a but. There is a problem with your own ability to justify yourself. What does it mean that distribution capabilities are small, so distribution cannot be done? What do you mean by piracy and weak distribution capabilities, so distribution is impossible? There is a problem with your premise. The goal of rebirth and making money is the 1997 financial crisis, which requires capital, so you want to become a singer and accumulate capital as quickly and easily as possible, so you need to set up a distribution company to make money. Do you think this inference is understandable to normal people? First, is the financial crisis the only way to make money? Second, to become a singer to make money quickly due to the financial crisis, is the purpose to make money or to set up a distribution company? If it is to make money, you should not care about piracy or piracy and genuine copies at the same time. After becoming famous, you can make money by cheating. Third, the distribution capabilities of all companies at that time were very rubbish, but it did not affect their money making. The distribution capabilities of companies in the north were generally only around Beijing, and in the south, around Shanghai and Guangzhou, they were all rubbish. Nothing compared to the distribution capabilities of pirated versions. But whether the record companies make money is just a matter of making more or less. The disc itself is not big either. Fourth, this is not a criticism. Most novels have this mistake. So, I will talk about distribution companies, distribution capabilities, record companies and production capabilities. This is an asset-heavy behavior in the cultural industry. You shouldn't do it if you want to make quick money. Which is more important, making enough principal or retaining the copyright of the song? If you have money, you can just buy it. If you have money, do others have to stop you? It's just a high price. You have participated in the 1997 financial crisis. What's wrong with paying some costs? Borrowing money to trade stocks also requires interest. The following is Doubao's compilation of my above content From Chapter 40 to Chapter 44, it is obvious that the author wants to follow the outline and introduction to advance the plot of the protagonist's layout of distribution channels. But the flaws in plot logic and self-justification are very obvious. First of all, the author's core argument is completely untenable: simply based on "the protagonist's weak distribution ability" and "the market is rife with piracy" as reasons, it is directly judged that the protagonist cannot publish records. This logic is simply not tenable. Sort out the main plot setting of this book: the protagonist is reborn to make money, and the core goal is to seize the 1997 financial crisis to harvest wealth; in order to quickly save the first pot of gold, he chooses to take the singer route, planning to accumulate principal efficiently, and then take advantage of the trend to establish a publishing company to make profits. But after the whole set of derivation, the logic is completely separated and inconsistent with common sense: 1. The way to make money is not just betting on the 1997 financial crisis, there is no need to bind all goals to this one thing; ​ 2. If the original intention is just to save principal for the financial crisis and simply make quick money, then there is no need to insist on building your own issuing company. If you really want to make money quickly, you can completely ignore piracy and go with genuine copies, and rely on your fame to go to commercial performances or sneak peeks to make money quickly, which is a more reasonable route; ​ 3. In the context of the times, the offline distribution capabilities of all local record companies during the same period are very limited: Northern manufacturers basically only cover the areas around Beijing, and southern ones are limited to Shanghai and Guangzhou. The scale of genuine distribution is far less than that of pirated ones. But all peers are making normal profits, but the difference is in profit levels. No one has ever given up the record business because of weak distribution and piracy. The author's forced creation of obstacles is inconsistent with the common sense of the times; ​ 4. From a business model perspective, record production + offline distribution is an asset-heavy track in the cultural industry, and is not suitable for making quick money at all. The protagonist's core desire is to raise funds to cover the financial crisis in the short term. Rather than insisting on self-production and distribution and holding on to copyrights, a more reasonable choice should be: short-term realization first, borrowing other people's channels and copyrights to make money quickly, and then when the huge funds are in hand, it will be too late to purchase the copyrights at a premium and complete the layout. Even borrowing money for speculation requires interest and costs. The protagonist plans a large-scale financial game and should accept a reasonable investment in the early stage. He should not forcefully block the plot or set limits in such a place.

This protagonist is so speechless! As a noble reborn person, what he wants is control, but in the end, everything he does is full of charlatanism. He and his uncle jointly opened a company with an investment of 200,000 yuan + singer, songwriter and producer + 55 shares for three hits that surpassed the contemporaries? It's better to just be a singer, a worker chosen by God!

As long as I'm in Hong Kong, the dialogues written are all in Cantonese. I'm drunk too. It's hard to read and uncomfortable to listen to. What does the author think? I can't think of this way of writing if I don't have a lot of water in my head.

Is the author a student who has never been out in society? This pig's foot is like a fool, getting 55 points in any business? If you do this, it is easy for your partner to feel good about you and think he is an equal to you. There will definitely be disputes later and even kindness will outweigh hatred. You have to remember that people's hearts are fickle and full of dissatisfaction. In the end, it is your fault!

People can get 10% of a record just for singing, but you are talking about copyright and production, or 10%

To be honest, I don't feel anything about Chow Huimin. She is the one who writes about Hong Kong films and Hong Kong variety shows. She is also in Hong Kong entertainment. She is also the same in all worlds. Now even China Entertainment can't escape. Peng Dan is good. She was still very good when she was young. Young people nowadays don't understand. Wu Jiali and Zhang Huiyi were all very good at that time. It's a pity that no one writes about it. It would be great if Zhou Huimin was replaced by Zhou Tao. And Wang Luyao, these are all very distinctive women.

I couldn't bear it after reading more than 50 chapters. What should I say? I saw in the chapter reviews that some readers said it was well written and had an old-school feel, haha. I see that the main character is being suppressed now. The main character does not look like a reborn person at all. He is written like a blind drifter and a gangster. He wants to enter the entertainment industry and sleep with female stars but does nothing serious. He was blind and reborn at the age of 15 with a system that can increase physical and mental health. It does not work at all. The main character He didn't even want to take the college entrance examination. If his uncle hadn't registered for him, he really wouldn't have taken the exam. He didn't dare to take the exam too high in the examination room for fear of being unreasonable. It was too unreasonable for ordinary families to go to university to develop connections without taking the college entrance examination. He created an original heroine who didn't have a sense of substitution. It looked like a group portrait but was actually useless.

I'm really convinced, there's so much Cantonese that I can't understand. . . Affect perception

There is actually one written about Peng Dan Isn't this The Shining Except for her big breasts, the rest is average In the 1990s and 1920s there were so many beauties to choose from It's not good to choose The Shining

I went to pick up Hong Kong girls in the 1990s. It was like a shame. If you really like it, just choose to start in 1980 and write about Hong Kong entertainment.