Chinese Showbiz: Who Says a Filmmaker Can’t Become a Billionaire?
华娱：谁说拍电影的不能成为首富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 25k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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9Chapters
67Recommendations
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Stop trying to capitalize on this trending topic; you might as well just change your name.
I looked at it
The protagonist has a good relationship with Xiao Liu from the start. As for the richest man's investment, it's acceptable with the system. However, the protagonist doesn't need to be too formal with Han Sanping. Calling him "President Han" or "Chairman Han" is enough. There's no need to call him "Master." If he needs help, it's not just China Film Group. Shanghai Film Group is also in the south.
Pretty good
As the title suggests, it's well-written and a book with some original ideas. No toxic spots have been observed so far. Personal rations and above. This book doesn't feel like a huge cheat code; it doesn't give the impression that "I could do that too." I personally like that. The initial funding came directly from the richest man in the country.
A love letter to grandma, it's just that it fared slightly better in China's rotten film market. You think you can become the richest person based on that? Are you kidding me? For so many years, Chinese directors haven't even surpassed the records of Nolan and Cameron's sci-fi films from over a decade ago, let alone become the richest person.
Make more films from recent years, such as *The Wind Chaser*, *Nanjing Photo Studio*, *The Swordsman*, *Detective Chinatown 1900*, *F1: Racing*, *Upgrade*, etc., Or find some foreign films to adapt. Older domestic films like *You Are the Apple of My Eye*, *Nightclub*, *Lost in Thailand*, *Painted Skin*, *Andhadhun*, *Inception*, *Interstellar*, *The Martian*, *Parasite*, *The Hunting*…
He seems to have a bit of a hooligan vibe.
Writing about entertainment and the richest man, yet featuring only a female lead? There are so many self-proclaimed saints online, but who knows if they're genuine or just hypocrites!