A Republic-Era Tycoon: Starting in the Film Industry

I still have the mentality of a small citizen. Not to mention the assistant, I don't even have a follower. At that time, Shanghai was a mixed bag of rich people and there was no bodyguard or anything like that, waiting to be blown away with gold coins.

Stop bragging about tomorrow, okay? Always mixed with private goods

The protagonist was reborn in 1919 and spent six years attending Tsinghua University and studying at Harvard, just to make movies (the book begins in 1925). I don't know what the author thinks, but there is no doubt that he is a little bourgeois. As a time traveler, you knew that Japan was about to invade Northeast China in 1931 and the Anti-Japanese War was about to break out, but you only thought about making movies? Damn, if you say that the protagonist is an apocalypse, I won't say anything. Time traveler. . . Make a movie. . . Shoot your **

The Japanese are coming, will you make movies for the Japanese? The military commander puts a gun to your head. Do you want to make a movie for them?

The author must keep writing, the entertainment articles of the Republic of China are still interesting

What do you do when the Japanese army invades China? No matter what your film techniques are

Did the Republic of China reason with jackals, tigers and leopards? Are your brains showing off?

Hey, even though I know that the theme of the novel is a movie, if I go back to that era, I still can't help but want to make a revolution 😆

We have written about both Hong Kong entertainment and domestic entertainment. The entertainment articles about the Republic of China are very fresh, well written, and very attractive. I would also like to briefly introduce the famous films of the Republic of China. Not many people know about this.

Haifei's spy novel was written about the then-popular song Drizzle. There are underground gangs in this industry like the one who played Jiang Ziya