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  1. How the Extraordinary Is Made Sci-Fi57k WordsCompleted Reborn in 2013. That year, the Otherworld game had just appeared. The Calamity of the Green Wilderness, the Demonic Beast Disaster, the spiritual qi revival, the emergence of beastmen, the rise of the supernatural, and the founding of the Empire... None of it had happened yet, or it was only just beginning. That year, the real world had just established its Supernatural Affairs Bureau, with eight regional branches, thirty-four provincial offices, and hundreds of city-level squads. That year, Zha 0Votes41Recs0Fans
  2. How Chinese Showbiz Is Made Urban1.9M WordsCompleted The new title is: This Is How Chinese Entertainment Pays Homage Reborn in the late 1990s with no connections, how can he make it in the entertainment industry? Easy: take Chinese movies abroad and bring them back home. First, head to Hollywood to earn some prestige, then return. He’ll be patriotic, an overseas returnee, and an international star, stacking every buff imaginable. Who in the Chinese entertainment industry could compete? What? He even has a golden finger that lets him ride other fil 0Votes29.1kRecs152.6kFans
  3. This Is How Chinese Showbiz Pays Tribute Urban1.4M WordsCompleted What does it mean to pay absolute homage? It means the shots are practically identical, every award is claimed, not a cent of the box office is missed, and the work comes out even earlier than the original. Reborn in the 1980s, Lin Buwu has his golden finger: [Absolute Homage]. In Hong Kong: He works with Uncle Ying to pay homage with Mr. Vampire; teams up with Jackie Chan for Project A; beats John Woo to the punch with A Better Tomorrow; gets Andy Lau to star in God of Gamblers; and recruits St 0Votes9.8kRecs29.4kFans