Building an Entertainment Empire Since 2008

Shen Fang opened his eyes and returned to his senior dormitory in 2008. In his previous life, he read three books and worked as the UP owner of Station B for ten years. He died suddenly of overwork in 2028. In this life, he had a list of entertainment hits for the next twenty years in his mind, but there were only three zeros on the system panel. Knowing what's going to go viral, and being able to make it go viral—are two different things. The only thing he could get was a novel that had just been published, had a first printing of several thousand copies, and was gathering dust in the corner of the bookstore. "The Year in a Hurry". Twenty-two dollars. I spent all my savings of 50,000 yuan to buy the adaptation rights. Director Wu Bai - after seven years of making short films, he saved 120,000 yuan to open a noodle shop in his hometown - pushed his bankbook in front of him: "The noodle shop can be opened at any time. This opportunity may only come once in a lifetime." A budget of 170,000 yuan, six "axis people" who were rejected by the industry, and an old building that was about to be demolished. Goal: Make a web drama that is "not embarrassing". Then she walked into the audition room. I was so nervous that my eyelashes kept trembling. He had seen all her works in his previous life - in this life he was her first audience. "Have you known me for a long time?" "A long, long time." From "The Year in a Hurry" to "Nirvana in Fire", from 170,000 to 10 billion empire. The butterfly effect continues to devour his prophetic advantage, and capital encirclement and suppression, opponent counterattacks, and emotional entanglements come at the same time. The system only gave him an information card - but the real card was Lao Zhou's red envelope with the word "Fu" upside down, the noodle shop where the five hundred dollars was deposited, and the beer bottles that the six crew members banged at the barbecue stall. Prophets are the ticket. Empires are built brick by brick.