Under-the-Radar Hollywood and American TV Fiction, with a Realistic Edge 破铜烂铁的美娱，美综类小说推荐（偏写实）

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This list focuses on novels about American entertainment and American TV crossovers. American entertainment novels feature protagonists working in the US entertainment industry, whether as singers, actors, directors, or in similar careers. I’m not including sports novels set in the US, since they feel very different from entertainment stories. There are far more novels about playing basketball in the US than about the entertainment industry, so I’ll make a separate list for those later. American TV crossover novels feature protagonists in the US taking part in realistic TV drama plots, or simply starting businesses and living their lives. I consider American comics a separate category. American TV crossovers are like Hong Kong TV crossovers, blending the plots of different movies and TV shows. Common storylines include one category centered on spies and police, and another on ordinary jobs and everyday life. American comics, on the other hand, mix shows with more fantastical elements, such as Marvel, which makes up half the American comics world. Their foundations are quite different, and they offer a very different reading experience. There are plenty of novels based on American comics, too, so I’ll make a separate list for those later. In short, this list is for novels set in the US with a broadly realistic premise. American entertainment and TV crossover stories feel similar to me, so I’ve combined these two niche genres. I rate books from 1 to 5, with 5 as the maximum. A score of 1 or 2 means the book has a terrible ending, was abandoned, fell apart plot-wise, or had some other major issue. A 3 is the rating for most books on this list: recommended novels. A 4 or 5 means the book does something especially well and has a real standout feature. Finally, thanks for taking the time to read this. I hope you find something you like on the list. Authors who’d like to promote their own books, or readers who’d like to recommend a novel, please leave a comment.

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1 The Best Movie Star 最佳影星 White No. 13白色十三号Urban3.1M WordsCompleted I want to roll around in piles of cash! I want to become a Hollywood superstar! 0Votes816.2kRecs249.5kFans
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The new book, "The Era of Struggle," has been released. I want to roll around in piles of money! I want to be a Hollywood superstar! Group: 323320648.
2 Hollywood Production 好莱坞制作 White No. 13白色十三号Urban3.0M WordsCompleted The general public adores him, while film critics loathe him. Duke is that kind of director. His box-office hits feature dazzling fast cuts, endless explosions and fight scenes, and two hundred percent audiovisual thrills, constantly sending audiences' adrenaline through the roof. Film critics don't like him. “Duke doesn't care about your soul! He's a sadist! He tortures your eyes and ears without mercy!” “I 0Votes191.6kRecs143.7kFans
3 The Road to Hollywood 好莱坞之路 White No. 13白色十三号Urban2.3M WordsCompleted This is a dazzling industry. Every step up the ladder takes enormous effort, and countless rivals must be trampled underfoot. Countless talented dreamers come to Hollywood, but the vast majority fall by the wayside and end up living ordinary lives. On the climb to the top, talent often matters more than hard work, but opportunity matters more than either! This is the story of an ordinary man who seizes every opportunity and sets out on the roa 0Votes274.8kRecs157.6kFans
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The new book, "The Best Time for Entertainment," has been released. This is an incredibly dazzling circle where every step upward requires tremendous effort and the trampling of countless competitors. Countless geniuses come to Hollywood with dreams, but the vast majority fail along the way and end up as ordinary people. In the process of climbing the ladder, talent often plays a greater role than hard work, but opportunity is more important than both talent and hard work! This is the story of an ordinary person who seizes every opportunity to achieve fame in Hollywood.
4 EN Everyday Adventures in a TV Series 日常系美剧 A Glance Back at Black Hair青丝回眸Urban2.8M WordsCompleted After transmigrating into the world of American TV shows, he took the unremarkable path of a great doctor to avoid dying young. Along the way, he found friends among the seven from The Big Bang Theory, the six from Friends, and the five from How I Met Your Mother, competed with the doctors of Grey's Anatomy, Dr. House, and The Good Doctor, and encountered the thrills of Gone Girl, Hard Candy, and Orphan. Ordinary days, never dull. Life in an American TV show is full of fun. 0Votes218.2kRecs168.7kFans
5 I Write Web Novels in America 我在美国写网文 Writing to Quit Smoking为戒烟写字Urban817k WordsOngoing Reborn in America in 1995, he carried in his head all the online novels he had read in his previous life. See how he uses feel-good fiction to shake up America’s bestseller lists and become a pop culture icon like Stan Lee. In the twentieth century, what was Hollywood’s biggest IP gold mine? Comics and online fiction! “Netflix? Without online fiction, it would be nothing!” said the Disney president. 0Votes112.2kRecs89kFans
6 The Best Director 最佳导演 Robot Wall-E机器人瓦力Urban2.9M WordsCompleted Wang Yang dreamed of becoming a director and making movies that would drive the whole world wild. But his life had just taken a major blow: he'd been framed and expelled from USC. Yet as God closed one window on Wang Yang, he opened another. After Wang Yang was hit by a car on the street, he found he could see future movies! And so 1998 became an extraordinary year. While Titanic worked its miracle, the greatest director of the 21st century quietly began his rise. 0Votes515.6kRecs279.3kFans
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To be a director and create movies that drive the world wild. This is Wang Yang's dream, but his life has just suffered a major blow when he was expelled from USC after being falsely accused. However, while God closes one door, He opens another. After being hit by a toy car on the street, Wang Yang can see movies from the future! Thus, 1998 was an extraordinary year. In addition to the miracle of Titanic, one of the greatest legendary directors of the 21st century quietly rose to prominence.

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