Hong Kong Entertainment: The Struggle of a Failed Graduate

If the roots aren't cut, the protagonist will definitely get shot in the back. The author's writing is so unrealistic! A protagonist born in the 2000s clearly doesn't understand that Hong Kong is even more chaotic than Gotham!

At least half of this book is nonsense. It talks about one topic over and over again, such as what the movie wants to achieve. It talks about it in every episode. So does the box office, the value, and the film production. It was quite interesting to listen to dozens of episodes at first, but the more you listen to it, the more you listen to it.

Using space smuggling, you can earn 250,000 Hong Kong dollars by taking a flight from Hong Kong to Moscow. In the end, you earned 1.5 Million in 3 months. This is still a big deal. Really a diaosi writer.

Hey bro, don't hold back your power. I just love the exciting parts of your writing. Don't worry about it, just push it if you can. You're a grown man, what's the point of being so shameless?

I strongly suspect it's AI-written. It covers a wide range of topics, but the writing is utterly nonsensical. It jumps from one thing to another, and the narrative in each chapter is very disjointed. It describes one thing and then jumps to another without any coherence. You can skip around while reading the free version, but the paid chapters are ridiculous.

He can be a master at this, but his writing style is about the same as that of an illiterate person.

This is utterly baffling. They think it's just a matter of one or two blockbusters? The decline of Hong Kong cinema is primarily due to the lack of a developed film industry. Why is Hollywood so powerful? It's because of the dominant English language during the British Empire's rule, and the US, which followed, also uses the English language, creating a strong English-speaking market.

First, buying Microsoft stock and waiting ten years to cash out is ridiculous. It's just idle money, and there's no sense of satisfaction in the short term. Ten years is a long time; the protagonist is far from being short of money. Second, drawing a super AI is really jarring and awkward to watch.

The text formatting and punctuation are a disaster; I just can't stand it. 🙂

Some authors can write incredibly erotic stories without actually touching the erotic, but this book is different. The whole "snow-white" thing is just a string of sentences, utterly bland and uninspired, written like a diary entry. The criteria for choosing actresses are also baffling. Why Zhou Huimin? Why not Wang Zuxian? In short, it's all inexplicable.