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- 1 Hollywood in the Making 好莱坞绘制 “Film noir? Yes! Those extreme cinephiles say my work is always full of crime, violence, and death, with sadistic, explicit scenes, protagonists who are both good and evil, and anxiety and unease as its central emotions. It always revolves around greed and deceit, ending in death or destruction. But these things aren’t found only in my films. They reveal the dark side we all share as human beings!”--- 0Votes61.1kRecs137.7kFans
- 2 Beyond the Bubble Era 飞越泡沫时代 A Japanese entertainment-industry novel. From talent agent to entertainment mogul, this is a story about dreams coming true. The author has already completed the million-word classic The Japanese Entertainment Mogul, so you can read with confidence. 22Votes721.2kRecs205.3kFans
- 3 Reborn in Japan as a Scandal-Ridden Screenwriter 重生日本之塌房大编剧 “Mr. Sagara, I hear that every production you’ve worked on has met with disaster, without exception. People in the screenwriting industry even call you the Grim Reaper of the business. What do you have to say about that?” “That’s impossible, absolutely impossible! Many of the actors I’ve worked with have reached the peak of their careers, and most of the projects I’ve been involved in were impossible missions I took on under extraordinary circumstances!” “Impossible missions? What do you mean by 0Votes63.8kRecs39.1kFans
- 4 New York, 1995 纽约1995 A wrestler, an actor, a rock singer, a traveler searching for lost memories. 0Votes28kRecs52kFans
- 5 The Hollywood Boxing Champion 好莱坞拳王 From the boxing ring to Hollywood, from champion boxer to award-winning actor, from flop to tycoon, Richard Blythe has always believed one thing: good-looking people never have bad luck. (Hollywood entertainment, 1990s, slice of life. Fellow fans welcome!) 0Votes27.7kRecs48.4kFans
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The Hardy Empire, 1945 哈迪帝国1945
After transmigrating and being reborn in the world of movies and television in 1945, he starts from the bottom and builds an empire of his own. He is a renowned kingpin, the man who built Las Vegas. He establishes private enterprises, and not a single criminal dares cross him. One day, you'll end up in his hands. He can send you to heaven or condemn you to hell. The Hardy Mercenary Corps has the fighting strength of an entire nation. An Yi uses it to protect his businesses around the globe. No o
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- 7 Japanese Entertainment 2010 日娱2010 After transmigrating to Tokyo in 2010, Uebozawa entered Japan’s entertainment industry by chance. His motivation for entering the industry was simple: it was all for the Akina Nakamori of a different parallel world. Yet, through a series of special opportunities, Uebozawa achieved tremendous success in manga, novels, and the entertainment world. Being hailed as “the youngest chart-topping artist in the history of the Oricon charts,” “the Handsome Boy of the Heisei Era,” and “the male version of 0Votes8.5kRecs38Fans
- 8 Japanese Entertainment: A Glorious Comeback 日娱之华丽的逆袭 The story begins when a Japanese high school student transmigrates… On one side, a colorful life among idols; on the other, a carefree school life. Will he choose the older girl from the entertainment world, or the cute girl in the class next door? Only children need to make choices! But… I’m still a child too… [Note: This story takes place in a parallel world. Please do not associate it with real-life events, people, or organizations.] 2Votes43.7kRecs41.4kFans
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