The Entertainment Emperor

I am not optimistic about the results of this book 1. Reasonability, how can an ordinary person, without a system, and no connections, write songs and make movies at the same time? 2. Song selection, the current songs are too old, most people have never heard of them, and are not classic enough. NPCs are as if they have never eaten good chaff.

Not surprisingly, I can still do everything from movies, novels, time, music, animation, and poetry except giving birth. Very embarrassing

Finally, it's overhead entertainment. I really don't want to watch celebrity entertainment.

How did Platinum fall to this track?

The people are old, the songs are old, the plot is old, the writing is old, readers are old, old platinum

Judging from the songs and writing style, this book is aimed at readers between the ages of 45 and 65.

Once the lyrics are written, it will be more attractive if readers can sing along with them. When choosing a song, you should also note how awesome it was back then. Rather than when the title of the song comes out, everyone will smile knowingly. Once the lyrics come out, everyone can sing a few lines. The selected song will fail. The character setting is also not good, it is too formulaic. The villain's formulaic jealousy, the heroine's formulaic coquettishness, the female supporting character's formulaic fierceness, the female boss's formulaic need to prove herself, and the male supporting character's formulaic desolation. Not only is the content written in the 1980s and 1990s, but even the character settings are those of entertainment articles 10 years ago. I think the novelty of entertainment articles is to change a few songs, and not to write classics is to be new. The road has completely gone astray.

It's best to get some songs that are on the hit charts. Few of the songs you posted are really popular. The 1990s was the golden age. Who would have heard of a niche song you wrote?

Is this guy the one who used to write about full-time artists? The first few cards have an outdated literary and youthful feel to them. Female celebrities are chaste, colleagues are jealous, and leaders support them. I saw Chapter 21. It's not that there are people like Shen Xi who insist on their own ideals, but the entertainment industry definitely doesn't pretend like this. A few years ago, book fans might have believed in such chaste and virtuous women, but now the entertainment industry is almost stripped of their underwear, and you are still writing about innocence here.

I was so embarrassed after reading the first two chapters. The plot and characters seemed like a Renaissance, and the entertainment articles from more than ten years ago were here.