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  1. I’m Finally Reborn, So Who’d Bother Dating? 难得重生,谁去谈恋爱啊? Urban110k WordsCompleted “So much younger than we are, yet full of vigor; the scholar’s spirit, unconstrained and bold… We thought nothing of the lords of ten thousand households back then.” After returning to his college days, Wei Ming put an end to the misery of his breakup first thing. Then he started a business and made money. It wasn’t that money mattered all that much. Having it simply gave him a much wider world to explore! Years later, looking back, Wei Ming found that he’d acquired a host of nicknames: Father o 0Votes50Recs0Fans
  2. Chinese Entertainment: I Do Not Act 华娱之我不演戏 Urban65k WordsCompleted Li Ya: Big-name actors are expensive? Their acting is bad? They're unprofessional? I'll just make new talent famous instead! One after another! Li Ya: Directors and actors, let me bring you the blessings of the 996 work schedule! Li Ya: I don't see any top-tier stars. All I see are workhorses! Li Ya: Since I've got a cheat, I can't just keep copying everything in the domestic entertainment industry. We have to keep up with Korea and Japan too! Every day you don't dance is a day wasted! Dance! Da 0Votes145Recs6Fans
  3. From Director to Capital Tycoon! 从导演到资本大佬! Urban2.0M WordsCompleted [The new book, 'In Chinese Entertainment, I Don't Act,' is now available. I hope you'll support it.] The media called him China's George Lucas because they had both led advances in film special effects, and neither was favored by the academic establishment. But when he took his Three-Body Problem film to the world, George Lucas became China's Lin Shu! Before you stands the godfather of Chinese animation, the record-holder for a hundred-billion box office, Asia's heartthrob, the dream lover of co 0Votes3.9kRecs62.5kFans
  4. Chinese Entertainment: I Never Meant to Be a Playboy 华娱之我真没想当渣男 Urban1.6M WordsCompleted [The new book, “Huayu: I Don’t Act,” is now available. I hope you’ll show it your support.] After one long dream, I wake up as a freshman at Shanghai Theatre Academy. I already know how the entertainment industry will develop over the next ten years... How could that not be amazing? “You think you’re good at acting? So what if you are? To make it in entertainment, you need connections and a powerful background. Who are you affiliated with?” “So you’re just some nobody!” “I’d like to make this pe 0Votes8.3kRecs88.4kFans