Entertainment Document Sheet

It is a non-rebirth novel, the male protagonist is a Sino-Korean joint venture. After graduation, he went to South Korea to play in a rented house and met his next door neighbor, Bae Joo-hyun, who was at a trough in her career. A series of mutual help in life gradually brought the two of them together.

There is no need to worry about the quality of Young Woman Bai's works, but I can't say whether this book is considered entertainment. The novel "Rebirth of Business War" has a lot of plots in the entertainment industry, and the heroine is also the elder sister Zhang Zilin (the elder sister did not enter the entertainment industry in the book, but was led by the protagonist to start a business and became a business tycoon)

A young director in the 21st century was reborn as the leader of the Yamamoto-gumi (that is, the Yamaguchi-gumi, but in the book when Yamaichi fought, the Isshin-gumi won and the Yamaguchi-gumi was renamed the Yamamoto-gumi) in Neon in a parallel time and space. In that era, when the Yakuza were running the entertainment industry, some later movies were changed to be more in line with the Neon era background of the 1980s. The two Infernal Affairs books, Kill Bill, and The Violent Man are all very well adapted. The only problem is that the plot starts to get boring after the male protagonist moves to Hollywood. Ps: Single female protagonist Akina Nakamori.

Miao Miao, this book is a relatively rare "professional text". It contains a lot of professional knowledge terms related to photography, and the plot setting is a double-crossing of the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist, Lao Liu, did not choose to become an actor after her rebirth. Instead, she was admitted to the Beijing Film and Television Directing Department at the age of 18, and started to jointly establish a studio with the male protagonist. (Slow pacing is not a cool story, so don't read it if you have the attitude of having a full-level Wind Spirit Moon Shadow at the beginning.)

In a Korean entertainment story, the male and female protagonists are double-crossed (it's a story with multiple female protagonists). When a photographer took Lin Yoon-ah to skydive, his parachute was moved by someone else, causing the main and backup parachutes to fail. They died together and traveled back 13 years to start a new life. I feel that this book should be called Saving Korean Entertainment. The arrival of the protagonist saves Choi Sulli, Goo Hara, Han Shaoxi and other misfortunes in previous lives. The story is very heartwarming and quite relaxing. It is in the later stage that the plot turned into an offline stud production story for the heroine.

Japanese entertainment, the plot is very cheerful and very decompressing. The biggest highlight should be the memes that popularized the 21st century in the 1980s. The single heroine is Akina Nakamori.

The actor's article is okay, and the emotional part is very well written. The single heroine is Lao Liu.

Regarding actor writing, this book alone is not very good, but based on the author's previous book, the author's writing style has improved a lot, and he is an author who can see his growth, so I put this book on the book list. The single heroine is Lao Liu.

If you direct a story with multiple female protagonists, the male protagonist first works in American entertainment and then moves to China Entertainment. There is nothing toxic about it. If you write a story with multiple female protagonists, you don't have to worry about realistic issues such as whether the characters and reality match up. It's just fun.

An actor-turned-director's writing, one of my favorite books, is that the first few chapters are too literary and not meant for people to read. It's very obscure, so you just get used to it. The career line started from short films, small and medium-budget romance movies, and finally war blockbusters. The advantage of this book is first of all that the movie made by the protagonist is "original" by the author, and he made a secondary creation by referring to the ideas of some interesting movies. I like the love letter movies in this book very much. I Come from the Future was supposed to be an interesting story, but the author got stuck because of his studies. Many of the previous foreshadowings and the originally set plot were forgotten. In the later period, he could write another good book of hundreds of thousands of words, but the ending was too sudden. The single heroine is Lao Liu.

The actor's article tells the story of an ancient eunuch who traveled to the present and became an actor. He was "forced" by the system to become a desperate actor in the entertainment industry in order to keep his "lost and recovered" roots. The single heroine is Lao Liu. This author's works are characterized by good creativity, but poor control of the plot rhythm, and the emotional line is often delayed in the early stage and flies away in the later stage. The most interesting thing is that before the protagonist becomes famous, it becomes meaningless after the protagonist is safe and secure.