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  1. Chinese Showbiz: Jing Tian Had Me Wrapped Around Her Finger from Day One Urban770k WordsCompleted Back in 2007, Wang Xuan dives headfirst into the entertainment industry in this new life. He plans to use his foreknowledge to quickly build himself into a mogul, then gather a bevy of actresses and discuss the true meaning of life. But things seem to be taking a different turn... (One female lead) 27Votes3.1kRecs36.8kFans
  2. Chinese Showbiz: Starting with the Leading Lady System Urban1.0M WordsCompleted As a clear-eyed yet clueless college student, I was working part-time on the set of one of those crooked-smile Dragon King dramas everyone loves when, to my surprise, a brick knocked me straight back to 2002. I got the System that every transmigrator seems to have, but what’s wrong with mine? I’m a strapping six-foot-tall man, so why did it give me a “female-lead System”? First, the novels [Caribbean Islands] and [Kung Fu Panda] got me noticed. Then, with the low-budget films [The Shallows] and 0Votes4.4kRecs41.5kFans
  3. Chinese Showbiz: Reigning Supreme in the Age of Traffic! Urban93k WordsCompleted Wang Xuan had no connections or powerful backers, and was a victim of the entertainment industry's unspoken rules. Then he returned to 2013. In this life, he plunged into the entertainment industry once more. Let’s see what this is all about. Can he make money without having to compromise? (Multiple female leads) The talentless hacks belong to the capitalists, but the adorable rising stars belong to Wang Xuan. 0Votes570Recs22Fans
  4. Chinese Showbiz: A Director for Three Generations, Born Rooted and Red Urban1.3M WordsCompleted At a movie press conference, facing a sea of reporters with cameras and microphones, Tian Xiaole spoke at length, exuding an air of authority with every gesture. Doesn't Eat Cilantro: “Who’s that guy? What makes him so cocky?” Reporter: “He’s a director.” Doesn't Eat Cilantro: “So being a director means he can act that cocky? I’ll tear him to shreds online.” Reporter: “His dad’s a director too.” Doesn't Eat Cilantro: “That still doesn’t mean he can act that cocky, right?” His voice grew quieter. 0Votes7.5kRecs70.7kFans