A domestic blockbuster without professional actors"Reborn as a Tour de France Champion" was a sports-sports event novel by the author, No Rice to Eat. It told the story of the top racer, Chuitz, who accidentally fell off a slope and died while fighting for the yellow shirt. When he opened his eyes, he found himself reborn as a noob racer."Chuitz, do you think you are stronger than the legendary racer, Armstrong?" The reporter asked. Chuitz didn't look at the reporters. He just sat on the chair and said calmly." Armstrong? I often poop him until he explodes." The character information included: Chui Zi was the male lead. He was 19.0 years old, his birthday was 11/11, his constellation was Scorpio, his height was 175cm, and his weight was 65Kg. Su Yin was the female lead. Her information about him was: "I have always had good taste. He was 25.0 years old, his birthday was 09/09, his constellation was Virgo, his height was 172cm, and his weight was 60Kg." Lance Armstrong was the main character. His information about him was: Along with my previous strength, ignorance, aggression, and self-abandonment disappeared, and it was undoubtedly the latter who helped me win the Tour de France. He was 27.0 years old, his birthday was 09/18, his constellation was Virgo, his height was 180cm, and his weight was 75Kg."As a rising star in the world of racing, I want to win the Tour de France. I'm 22.0 years old, my birthday is 09/21, my constellation is Virgo, my height is 176cm, and my weight is 66Kg. Jonas Wenger is the protagonist, his age is 25.0 years old, his birthday is 12/10, and his constellation is Sagittarius.
"A Reborn Director's Road" was a novel written by a third-rate loser, an urban and entertainment celebrity novel. It told the story of a person who single-handedly changed the Chinese film industry from China to the world. This book spans all kinds of entertainment. From a famous director who wanted to make a genre film that lacked good films in China, to a dreamer who was determined to push the development of the Chinese film industry forward. The king of film reviews and the god of box office sales had made him an international director, but this was not his greatest achievement. Leading the entire Chinese film industry to advance in the international film industry would be the greatest honor written on his tombstone in the future.
"I'm Really Not a Senior" was a fantasy novel written by the author, the Fifth Squirrel. It told the story of Ye Ming traveling to a dilapidated sect in the mountains. He only wanted to be a handsome man who cultivated quietly. But why did a group of people always come to call him a senior? In order to avoid these guys, Ye Ming had moved three times and even fled overseas. But why was it that more and more people were looking for him! Standing on the peak of the world, Ye Ming wanted to die as he looked at the kneeling old men and women! The character information included: Ye Ming was the main character. His age was 16.0 years old, his birthday was 01/06, his constellation was Capricorn, his height was 178.0 cm, and his weight was 61.0 kg. Xiao Jian was the supporting character. His age was 20.0 years old, his birthday was 07/19, his constellation was Cancer, his height was 181.0 cm, and his weight was 76.0 kg. Huang Keke was the supporting character. Her age was 16.0 years old, her birthday was 06/05, her constellation was Gemini, and her height was 162.0 cm. Shangguan Li was the supporting male character. He was 18.0 years old, his birthday was 07/22, his constellation was Cancer, and his height was 176.0 cm. Li Sheng was the supporting male character. His birthday was 03/03, and his constellation was Pisces. Jiang Qianxue was the supporting male character. Her birthday was 04/21, and her constellation was Taurus. Lin Ruguang was the supporting male character. Her birthday was 10/20, and her constellation was Libra.
"The Age of the Silver Screen" was an urban novel by Zhongli Jianghe. It told the story of 2006, when Chen Xi merged with the soul of a down-and-out director 11 years later, facing the mainland ticket warehouse that had just opened after the reform of the cinema system. The golden age of the China market is coming…When Chinese movies erase their commercial nationality, but carry cultural genes, they will dominate the world…This is their screen age, and this is also our screen age. The overall rating of this book's book list was: It's worth reading, urban entertainment (complete)| It was a rare Chinese entertainment novel. It started with Jiangsu TV Station and debuted as a producer. Then, it started filming "Lurk" and then appeared on "Wind and Cloud at the Border." It couldn't be said to be new, but the author's connection was pretty good. The plot was a little old-fashioned, but it didn't feel too stiff.| The first Chinese entertainment novel started with Jiangsu TV Station, debuted as a producer of Very Do Not Disturb, and then started filming "Lurk", followed by "Wind and Cloud at the Border". It couldn't be said to be new, but the author's connection was pretty good. The plot was a little old-fashioned, but it didn't feel too stiff.
He hoped that the female lead was a real person, so that there would be a sense of immersion, such as Gao Yuanyuan, Jia Jingwen, Sun Li…He had started out as a variety show planner, and after filming a TV series, he immediately started making movies. To be honest, wasn't he taking a step too far? Moreover, if it wasn't for the cheat, the plot wouldn't have developed so quickly. The second problem was the plot. It was very dull. There was no commercial competition or interaction between the actors. Basically, it was just a repeat of filming, counting money, filming, and counting money. Of course, there would occasionally be a small conflict, but it was just a small conflict. He had read quite a few entertainment novels. Although there were also such plots, at the very least, they had a certain degree of description of their own lives. As for this book, it seemed to be about making a movie. Speaking of which, wasn't this kind of movie-making a little too boring? Then, what was the purpose of the pig's feet doing all this? It was only 200 chapters, but it was already 2009. Speaking of which, there were still six years left for plagiarism. What would happen once the plagiarism was over? If you had been reborn earlier, you could have enjoyed yourself for a few more years. What are you trying to do with this fleeting timeline? By the way, don't you have a female pig's trotter to spice things up? To be honest, if your novel was a little more enjoyable, you could have played it this way. But up until now, other than the beginning of the novel, which had some interesting office politics, the latter part of the novel kept repeating one thing. Even if it was isolated from the film industry, it was still a start but an end. Now, most of the pen and ink were used for the antenna. Speaking of which, did the pig's trotter want to be a take-over man? [I hope I'm overthinking it. The only regret of such a good novel is that I was reborn too late.] But it could be made up for. [fn The author's biggest oversight was that he did not let the protagonist grab all the future blockbuster scripts from the beginning. Without a script, all the good Hollywood movies in the future would not be able to be made. Even in 2016, as long as you have the script, you can still shoot the 2010 box office blockbuster! The author could also slowly write. Of course, it was impossible to register all the scripts. But most good scripts are waiting for you. I'm still reading the non-VIP chapters. I'm worried for the main character! [fn[= 2_12]; I thought about it and decided not to... Now that Qidian was filled with Korean entertainment, it was rare to see a Chinese entertainment article pop up, and they needed to support it! However, I still suggest the author to check the box office of foreign films in North America. The North American film market seems to be open, but in fact, from the release to the screening to the audience, they are all discriminated against... Movies that were popular in other places were not as popular in the United States as the producers had expected, even if they were English movies... If you don't believe me, you can check the box office rankings in the UK and look at their box office in the US. You'll know how exclusive this market is...
"Let You Be a Shepherd to Cultivate Your Bravery, You'll Become a Hunter" was an urban supernatural novel written by the author of Tan Hua Lang's Mo. It told the story: Reborn in 1980. In this era where hunting was encouraged, Wang Yimeng began to train his courage as a shepherd and gradually became an all-rounded hunter. With a violent horse, a few fierce hunting dogs, a No. 16 hanging pole, a horse pole, a soul-extracting club, and a goat's horn knife, he dominated the prairie and the wild mountains..."She is currently 17 years old, 175cm in height, still in high school, 17.0 years old, 03/06 in birthday, Pisces in astrology, 175cm in height, 60kg in weight, Ulan Tuya is the female protagonist, 16.0 years old, 06/09 in birthday, Gemini in astrology, 175cm in height, 60kg in weight,"
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