Reborn as an Entertainment Prodigy

The original owner himself has no foundation, and after wearing it, he insists on losing his strength, which is ridiculous in itself.

No distinction between public and private: Since I have to write a song about a business and a friend's business venture, I can't even deal with the film copyright issue. It's common for movies to reduce the pay or even reduce the pay to zero in order to reduce costs, but you have to convert the pay into accounts. The protagonist really took a few brothers and started filming without making any money. There are also a lot of business shortcomings: I want to build a theme park based on Journey to the West and ancient myths and legends and surpass Disney. There is no copyright on those things. If you become popular, people will immediately follow suit. How can you compete with Disney? . .