this book include all the heroes and villlians which are losts a while ago and  we try to bring them back for you 
#IM

A normal man dies and reincarnates in Marvel just remembering Marvel movies and comics. (based on reincarnated in Harry Osborne and The Spider). sorry for the spelling mistakes I accept constructive criticism If you have not seen any comic or animated dc movie I will try to leave at the beginning of each chapter the comic on which each chapter is based

"Even though we developed our own capabilities, we have never stopped buying character IPs. We have a huge place in the GOG creative area to showcase the character IPs we bought and to allow players to collect them," Bao Xu continued. 
"GOG world server is currently lacking in this area!"
"That's right, we are indeed lacking in that!" Min Jingchao said in realization.
"The character IPs we have bought until now are characters with a little influence locally, but none at all when it comes to overseas. These character IPs are foreign to them.
"Comparing the current GOG hero storage to IOI, they might have the advantage locally, but the reverse is true overseas. Players overseas might be more tolerant towards the heroes of IOI.
"That is a very crucial point that we have to address!"
Ye Zhizhou gave it some thought. "Then, what if we are to create an online GOG creative site?"
Min Jingchao shook his head. "No, GOG creative sites can only make good things on the precondition that there are enough players and that a large number of them participate.
"However, GOG does not have many overseas players now. We'll definitely not be able to gather good works if we are to make a creative site now. This money would either not be able to be spent or it would be spent meaninglessly.
"You should buy some international successful IPs!
"This way, it would have the same publicity effect as big-shot celebrities or even better because the target audience would be clearer. We can code these successful IPs into the game; it is much better than to get a celebrity to endorse it!"
Ye Zhizhou became excited. "Understood! As expected, this should be the answer that Boss Pei wants!"
Everyone discussed again and became even more convinced that 'buy IPs' was the best answer to Boss Pei's puzzle. It should also be something that Boss Pei had considered.
This 'buy IPs'' direction was the original principle from when GOG developed. It was now pushed into the world server and required an IP widely accepted by overseas players.
"Everyone, don't be too happy so fast. We have not fully deciphered Boss Pei's problem," Li Yada reminded everyone.
"We've decided to buy IPs, but how do we buy? Which one to buy?
"20 million US dollars will definitely not be enough if we were to buy those famous heroes since most overseas companies are eyeing them as well. The copyrights of those dramatized ones would be sky-high.
"Buying expensive big IPs will probably not be in line with Boss Pei's original intentions since Boss Pei never buys expensive big IPs locally.
"It's different from domestic markets. We have to get an IP that is influential enough for the publicity to have the effect."
Everyone entered a state of argument.
Finally, Li Yada suggested, "Therefore, we have two ways now. The first way is to buy two internationally successful IP; the second is to buy a large number of not so well known IPs that international players can identify with.
"Since we are unsure, we can send both answers to Boss Pei and let him decide."
Ye Zhizhou nodded and stood up. "Understood, thank you, everyone! I'll go back to do a simple investigation before we let Boss Pei make the final decision!"
… 
… 
August 10th, Wednesday…
Pei Qian received Ye Zhizhou's phone call not long after he woke up.
"Boss Pei, we have come up with GOG's international server publicity proposal! We want to buy some international character IPs to put them into the game!
"However, we now have a problem. Should we buy one or two famous international character IPs, or should we buy a few more character IPs that are not so well-known but will match international players' wants?"
Pei Qian thought about it for a while before replying. "The latter."
Such international character IPs would be too painful. Pei Qian was afraid that IOI would not be able to rival them. Such a worry might be strange, but it was not at all unreasonable.
The GOG game itself was already much better than IOI: a client-side game with reasonable fees and a whole load of character heroes. The game machine was easier to get used to and to spread.
Moreover, GOG was now being promoted overseas. There were two main points: its inability to adapt and the chances of its name spreading.
Unable to adapt was mainly from the fear of the hero's image not fitting overseas players' tastes and being unable to be localized.
Buying IPs could indeed solve this problem. However, if it was to purchase international famous IPs, Pei Qian was afraid that it would be too high-handed and kill IOI instantly. Then, he would not be able to spend money overseas as happily.
It was better to buy the smallest IPs and toy with IOI slowly. Using a blunt knife to slice the meat away little by little, it was much better for the fight.
Ye Zhizhou agreed, "Alright, we'll choose some more value for money and not so well-known character IPs. We'll report to you again after some time."
… 
Ye Zhizhou looked at Lin Wan and Wang Xiaobin excitedly after he hung up the phone. "Boss Pei decided! As expected, that is the right answer! We are unbeatable in deciphering Boss Pei's intentions when both of our gaming departments join forces!"
The Lin Family looked at the materials in her hands. "Don't celebrate prematurely. There is still a lot of work to be done. The United States has so many superhero characters; how are we to choose? Which one of these is suitable for Europe?"
Everyone could feel headaches approaching looking at the long list of heroes' names in English.
The appearance of superheroes could be traced back to the early 1930s. The list had grown astronomical throughout the decades of development.
Everyone had difficult choices to make:
The heroes that everyone knew were very expensive. Boss Pei decided not to buy them.
No one knew the cheaper heroes so how were they to decide if the international players would like them or not?
Who knew that these not so well-known heroes were not so well-known because they were developed at an inopportune time or because they were failures that no one liked?
It would be okay if it was the former, but if it was the latter, then it would be a waste of money by GOG to purchase such trash.
"Let's not think about the two biggest comic companies. They should be bought by all the big corporations for hundreds of millions of US dollars. We will not be able to obtain any advantage," Ye Zhizhou said.
"Moreover, their conditions will be very strict. What we can buy will probably just be for the game copyrights. Buying some lesser-known character IPs may work, but there would also be restrictions, and their prices might not be acceptable to use. Their price-quality ratios would be worse."
"Let's not consider them then; let's continue on." Lin Wan said.
"We… seem to be able to buy the third-largest comic company in the United States. There was news two days ago that they are going bankrupt," Ye Zhizhou said after he continued reading for a while.
Lin Wan instinctively felt something wrong and asked, "The third-largest comic company is going bust? What is their market share?"
Ye Zhizhou: "Less than 5%."
Lin Wan: "…"
Wang Xiaobin was taken aback as well and complained. "If the third-largest comic company does not even have 5% market share, then does that mean the United States only has three comic companies?
"Of course not, but that is what was indicated in the materials," Ye Zhizhou replied in a jolly manner.
"I can only say that it is the current status of the industry. The first two comic companies are humongous and have about 40% market share each. The third to the tenth companies share 10% of the market while the rest is shared by even smaller companies.
"These two companies have too many superhero IPs; the market is only so big. They release comics and movies. They are of totally different leagues from the other companies."
Lin Wan nodded. "Um, typical 80/20 market share. The big companies own 80% of the market share.
"No wonder, 'third-largest comic company in the United States' may sound scary, but in fact, they only hold less than 5% market share. Moreover, they have to fight with the two big giants before them. They must find it very difficult to fight. It's no wonder they are going bankrupt."
Ye Zhizhou took the laptop and quickly read the relevant information. "Yes, traditional comic styles are no longer popular. These huge comic companies earn money from movies. The comics are like huge inspirational storage where they could obtain materials at any time for a steady flow of movies.
"However, it would just be even more difficult for those that had a small market share but not able to afford to make movies.
"This Hurricane Comic Company has a few good points. They don't only use superheroes as materials. They are more diversified. A more diversified image is better for GOG as it would mean they have more choices.
"They have a few IPs that seem to be able to fulfill westerners' taste… for example, Purgatory Duke, Mutants, and Robocop.
"There was one thing very important: they had an international IP image… 20 years ago!
"The Multifaceted Man was made into a movie in 1993. They were nominated for many Oscar categories, but they did not win it. They invested 27 million US dollars and obtained a global box office of 340 million US dollars. It was top 4 in grossing for that year. The main actor's remuneration increased twenty-fold after he finished filming this movie.
"However, Hurricane Comic Company was not the investor so they did not obtain much benefit. That was its last glory. Their popularity was on a decline after that.
"It's just that… the good part is the character IP of the Multifaceted Man is still rather popular. Many westerners should find him familiar. More than half of Hurricane Comic Company's value is on this IP.
"It might feel like we are picking up from the trash, but I have to say that this trash feels rather worthwhile."


I really just want to lose money! T_T
Best boss ever, prodigy of the business world, genius creator, visionary of the century.
These are the descriptions used for Pei Qian, President of Tengda Corporation.
Ever since his rebirth, Pei Qian finds himself in possession of a system that rewards him if he manages to lose money.
Instantly, a brilliant idea comes to mind — making crappy games!
"If the game flops, all my investment cost will be lost!"
"How difficult can it be to lose money?"
Indeed... how difficult can it be?
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"Charlie, have you gone sightseeing around the city yet?"

"Nope, I haven't had much time to…"

"Truly pitiful. It's your first time in the City of Tourism yet you haven't toured at all."

He pat my shoulder,

"Let's go."

"...Where are we going?"

"Where else? To the strip—"

My face turned dark and I punched his shoulder.

"Ack, I'm obviously joking!!"

He massaged his shoulder as I glared at him. 

"I am still underage."

"God damn, I forgot you're still underage. You're like a baby. So young. Too young, come here to uncle."

What's with this pedophile?

I raised my fist threateningly, with a smile, "You're a different person in real life."

He laughed, "I actually am how I am while streaming, I just don't know why I'm feeling active like this right now."

Eh? Did he take the wrong medicine today? Had too much coffee?

I stared at him as he explained his current behavior that he has never displayed before.

…

…

…

"So are we heading to the strip cl—"

He reminded me of his self named great idea.

"...Rykun."

My face blackened as I stared at him, thinking his mental age and physical age do not correlate at all.

He laughed nervously as I raised my fist again,

"Charlie charlie!" He waved his hands frantically, "I'm joking man! I've never even been to a strip club before."

"You think I care if you've been to one?" 

He laughed, "Anyways, there's actually a comic convention right now in Petra. Want to go? I heard there will be some pretty cool events and some actors for movies will be there."

Oh, what timing.

"...Rykun, I don't read comics."

"Ah, no problem, I don't either. Have you watched the movies, though?"

"Nope."

I can't remember which comics have passed through. I do remember it was either in between DC or Marvel.

He looked at me very offended.

"I forgot how uncultured you are. Let's go, then."

He called up a cab and in no time we were heading off towards the comic con.

In the car, he took a picture of us and posted it on his Twitter with the caption: We're excited to go to ComicCon!

"Really? We're excited?"

I stared seriously at the picture: my emotionless face staring at the camera while Rykun had a very happy smile in his face.

He laughed and pat my shoulder.

"Are you trying to get a fan meet-up in the comic con?"

He showed his pearly whites, "Yes. Let's meet some fans!"

…

With the distance closing to the convention hub, I saw exactly what I imagined. People dressed in costumes, very interesting costumes, hanging out with each other, and waiting for the event to start.

My heart began beating in anticipation as I noticed the rivers of people in the huge hall.

Hah, I underestimated the scale of this event. At first, I was hesitant to come here but now I just know that it's an easy achievement points farm.

I made a mental note to gift Rykun something for the grand service he's done to me.

Rykun was holding his vlogging stick and slapped my hand excitedly with the other hand while staring somewhere off over the ocean of people,

"Look, look! It's the actor for the freakin' Spiderman!"

I nodded my head. Marvel crossed over, then. Seeing as the comics for Marvel had a wide range, I could probably take a job up for acting in that side of the movies in the future.

He slapped my hand again, "Dude have you played Mortal Kombat?"

"I've heard of it."

He pointed towards a specific point, "I didn't freaking know Mortal Kombat was part of Comic-con!"

I nodded with raised eyebrows at the costumes all around us. They were very well done.

As we walked slowly and I looked very curiously at everyone, I heard a very familiar sound.

"Snap!"

"Click!"

I turned my eyes towards the source and saw people fanatically staring at us.

"So… you wanted a fan-meet?"

I stared at Rykun.

He took back the vlogging stick and turned off the recording to not awkwardly speak to people while holding a pole.

He presented a wide smile and waved at the people as they enthusiastically waved at us and came over.

"Uh, hello." They all presented themselves very shakily.

Underneath Rykun's confident exterior, I noticed his legs tremble very slightly so.

He's a shy person.

"Hey, how are you guys?"

I asked and saw Rykun's nervousness deflate. It's easier for him to stream to thousands of people worldwide, but seeing them in real life makes him very nervous.

It's very normal. All of a sudden, his fans from his virtual world suddenly are getting to know the real and physical him. He is wanting to make sure he doesn't break the image they have of him.

"We're good thank you very much." They said very shakily.

Seeing how nervous they were, I applied Blake's teachings and began leading the conversation, letting the picture flow.

Soon enough, people noticed our presence and more began to swarm over to us.

I greeted them all with a charming smile. My performance today determines my achievement points.

"I didn't know you liked Comics Charlie!"

People at the convention were startled to see me. Rykun answered for me,

"He actually hasn't watched any movies or read any of the comics. I had to drag him here, look at him. So uncultured."

As he spoke, he gained more and more confidence and even patted my shoulder to annoy me.

"Rykun," I turned to stare at him in mock wrath, "You'll be the first person I kill every time I'm an impostor."

The crowd laughed with excited smiles understanding the reference and we began taking pictures with them.

"AMONG US!"

Rykun yelled like a crackhead and stared at people coming in with Among Us costumes. I thought this was a Comic Convention and not halloween?

Putting up an act, I grabbed his arm and shushed him.

"Rykun, don't disturb the others."

He went along with my joke and acted as my little brother.

"But Charlie…"

"No buts or I'll tell Yvette."

Perhaps I'll have to record myself every time I do something like this just to put in a highlight vlog video. 

All just for Achievement points...

…

After taking selfies for a while, the organizers finally appeared and thanked us all for coming here. 

Some people thought I'd be a presenter or something; a flattering thought, but I acted like just another person hanging out at the convention.

I looked around and nodded appreciatively at the great costumes people had. Time and effort were not lacking whatsoever.

Maybe one day I'll be an actor for some of the characters whom people are wearing costumes of.

Seeing as there's already an actor for Spiderman, maybe I could be…

Definitely not Thor… and Iron Man does not suit me…

Haha, get it? Suit me. Iron Man. Suit. Haha. I rubbed my feet against the slippery floor, knowing how unfunny the joke was.

Still… Seeing as how comic movies are starting to quickly gain popularity, I have to get acting experience quickly. I wouldn't want to be rejected or not even given a chance for not being in the acting industry. 

Hopefully, I do not need to be a white American to fit the appearances of some of the major characters.

I shook my head out of my thoughts and started walking around looking at the organized and decorated building with great interest. 

Along the way, I bumped into a few fans every so often while I explored the place.

Exploring isn't good enough though. I need to somehow make sure I'll be able to have a connection to future movies.

I walked through mobs of people towards where I had seen the Spiderman stand earlier.

He was still there, signing autographs, taking pictures, and acting the hyperactive and funny character out.

Queueing up in line, I waited patiently with a smile as I waited to greet the red and blue superhero.

Sooner than later, I was finally at the front of the line.

"Heyy dude! What's your name?"

What a pleasant guy.

I waved with a smile and introduced myself to the superhero.

"Could we take a picture?"

He smiled and I walked next to him to take the selfie. Not bothering to take a good picture, I took it immediately and nodded at him in good humor.

"So how is it being a superhero?"

If he loves acting then he'll be excited to play his role out. If he doesn't then it'll be hard for me to make any sort of connection.

The guy's previous dull look brightened. I guess he really likes acting.

Today is my lucky day.

"Hah, dude. I get to save people and be awesome while at it!" He rubbed his chin a little and then continued, "But it's also because I believe that with great power comes great responsibility!" He finished grandiosely albeit with projected teenage immaturity.

I smiled and clapped lightly at his remark.

"Am I really speaking to the real Spiderman, th—?"

Before I could finish, he interrupted excitedly.

"Of course I'm the real Spiderman! I'm Peter P...Puh Parkinsons... Bah, don't you see it? The suit? The…"

And he kept blabbering and blabbering.

Alright, I'm not sure if I want to speak to this guy anymore.

I stared at him with a sweatdrop as he got way too into character and was possessed by the spirit of Peter Parker.

He noticed my weird stare and he coughed lightly.

"So uh… yeah. You want to be a superhero too?"

He coughed into his elbow again trying to get rid of his shameful disposition.

Pretending to have seen nothing, I presented a bright expression.

"Yes, yes," I went closer and planted my hands on his shoulders.

He puffed his chest proudly and patted my shoulder.

"Then you'll be a great superhero!"

I stepped away and our improvised tacit act came to an end.

He wiped his eyebrow with a bright look in his eyes. Probably the most fun he's had today, considering everything he's been doing is signing autographs and taking pictures.

"So Charlie, eh?"

"That is me, Spider."

He grinned, "You like acting?"

Of course, he's in a good mood now.

"Huu— Yeah, I enjoy acting."

Ever since Charlotte confessed that she really, really enjoyed acting, I'd taken a duty to help her practice her lines.

I'd gotten a little more practicality with Acting.

Besides, I more or less have to act while Modeling and Streaming.

"If you put some work into it, you'd get pretty good. Hey, wouldn't it be cool if you actually got into one of the future movies with us?"

He laughed and encouraged me, in his thoughts he probably thought there was a really slim chance of me getting there. Can't blame him though, he thinks I'm just another dude without the backing of a transnational agency.

"Future movies?" I inquired.

With a red face, he blocked his mouth and began cursing.

"No, nothing. Yes. Future movies. Maybe."

I looked at his face. He panicked and then found that he had no reason to panic at all. Maybe I truly am speaking to the real Peter Parker.

I nodded with a raised eyebrow.

"I see."

I saw Spiderman looking to the left and I followed his gaze.

Up in front of us was a guy holding a camera, probably vlogging the Comic-Con. He was staring at us with a fervent gaze and approached us quickly.

He's probably thinking of the number of views he's about to get.

"Tom Peterson, Charlie Yang, it is an honor to meet you both."

I stared at his outstretched hand and took it with a smile.

Noticing his inexperience, I'm assuming he's either just recording this for memories or is a newbie vlogger.

Seeing as how he was talking to the camera by himself earlier, I'm going to assume it's the latter.

He then shook Tom Peterson's hand as he looked at me with a scrutinizing gaze, probably wondering why the guy shook my hand first and why he knew my name.

I raised my hands with an unknowing gesture. 

I don't know either man. Maybe he feels more familiar with Youtubers and Streamers.

"Are you friends with Tom Peterson?" He wiped his face. "There just seems to be no short amount of people that you know."

For a second, I did not know what to think of his question and remark, nor what to respond. He seems a little like a paparazzi.

"Ah, haha. I'm just a fan of Tom Peterson," 

[DING! Lying has gained 10 points.]

Ignoring the system I saw both of them nod heavily. One probably thinking: Damn right, I'm awesome; and the other one thinking: How do I get the most amount of views out of this?

His eyes brightened dramatically.

"Charlie. Are you going to be in the next movie of Spiderman?!"

He practically yelled.

The others turned to look at us quickly and intensely.

And where the hell did he pull this out from? Sigh. Now he can clickbait his title… What a sneaky guy.

I stared at him with wide eyes,

"Haha… I sure wish I could…"

"Tom Peterson, could I get a confirmation?"

He spoke like a true paparazzi.

"Haha… I'm not sure…" Suddenly, he changed his mind. Still annoyed that he hadn't known I seemed to be relatively known and spoke to him like a casual fan, he smirked in preparation of what he was about to do.

"You know what, yeah. Cat is out of the bag now. Yep. He's going to be in the next mo—"

I covered his mouth quickly.

Though this made me seem a little more suspicious, I did not care. Not only might both of us get in trouble, him especially, but that was also incredibly random as well. 

Either way, it might end up helping me so I don't mind as much.

The vlogger with the camera interviewing us smiled as if what he had come for was finally given to him.

A clickbait worthy video!

Charlie Yang is suddenly pushed into a new unfamiliar yet familiar world with the memories of his alternate self! 

With a power no one else has, technology to be discovered, and famous works not existing in this new world, how will Charlie reach the stars? 

Rising through heartbreak, join Charlie as he and his Achievement System achieve greatness!

1-2 chapters daily. Will increase in the future.

Chapters are around 1,500 words in length.

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Cover credits: @ksb_x4

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Hey hey! I am Kitoon, the creator of Cattos. What is Cattos? Cattos is a comic series with many many stories. The protagonist is a Siamese named Stark[I did not get this name from Iron Man. I made Stark before the movies came out]. Sadly, I can't post the comic because I can't draw really good... I draw like a 5 year old. I need an artist.
Anyway, starting tomorrow, I will post the first ever story of Cattos.
Have a nice day!

One day, a child named Kazuki was born. He was normal like every other kid, until something strange starts to happen.

I am writing this as a project to test out my skills in writing a superhero story and to become more knowledgeable about the world of Marvel and D.C. 

I have read some comics, but not many to be honest. However, I watched all Spiderman movies and all Marvel/ D.C movies so I will be basing this novel heavily on the movies that are out and maybe on the Spiderman game. 

Such content like  Inifinty War, Spiderman 1-3 original, Spiderman PS4, and other Marvel and D.C movies will be included. 


Note this is Marvel X D.C world so nothing will be canon. 

You can give me suggestions on some of my questions 


Who should the MC train with and become stronger? Example Batman or Tony Stark. 

How powerful should the system be? Should there be restrictions? (Note) The MC will be able to get new Spiderman suits and powers from the system, however, he must earn it. I could also put no system if that's what you want?

What timeline should the MC be reborn in? I was thinking during the first Avengers/ Infinity War movie. But let me know. 

Which Spiderman comic books should I read? 

Lastly, this is just for fun so don't expect much. I am writing this novel so that I can gain more knowledge of the Marvel universe.

Jake is reincarnated as Spiderman and chooses to become the most powerful Spiderman in existence. He will forge his own path. 

Marvel X D.C 

Support: https://www.patreon.com/ghostybones

[Tags]: Multiverse, System, Anti-hero, OP MC

Roy had to take a deep breath and adjust his own thoughts to explain emphatically, ""Thor" is a top production, and Marvel and Paramount had so much confidence in the project that they gave it a budget of $150 million! One hundred and fifty million, that's the average investment level for blockbusters today."
 
As the official agent of the Screen Actors Guild of America, Roy takes on almost all independent production offers, because every agent knows that ninety-five percent of big production projects with $100 million or more investment are in the hands of the top agents at the five major agencies, and no other agent has access to those resources, let alone a top investment like $150 million - and that's for one of the hottest comic book adaptation projects of the past two years!
 
"It is a top project and a male lead, and you know that 99% of the male actors in Hollywood are willing to just strip off and climb into the producer's bed for such an audition, not even caring if that producer is a man or a woman!" Roy's vivid analogy made Renly laugh lightly, which Roy found even more puzzling.
 
"No, even if it's just an audition opportunity, that's enough to get your name out there in the community. "Roy powerfully emphasized that opportunity is a delicate thing for Hollywood, and sometimes just an audition opportunity with a top agent, or a top producer, or a top production, is enough to turn an actor's future upside down.
 
Instead of rushing to interrupt Roy, Renly listened with a smile and made sure Roy finished before he spoke, "I know, I know all that. But I also know that once the audition is successful, what it means-" Renly paused, "-is a minimum of five, maybe even six movie deals; it means full publicity with Marvel, with little or no room for development of one's own. Meaning, the label of commercial actor will stay with me for a long time."
 
The most iconic example was Chris Evans, who was active in teenage school comedies before hitting the big time, continuing his career by selling his muscles and being goofy and funny, before he was cast in "Captain America" by Disney, who completed its acquisition of Marvel Entertainment.
 
Chris signed six movie deals at the time, each for a mere $300,000. The movie became a hit, and Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man was already paid as much as $40 million, so Disney gave Chris a token increase in his salary and the right to a box office bonus.
 
More importantly, of course, "Captain America" became a label, and even a shackle, for Chris for the next six or seven years, and his acting career was almost completely mired in the mud, with the exception of the Marvel movies. Not only because the screen image was fixed after the success of the movie, but also because Marvel's contract required the actor to maintain a positive image in order to cooperate with the publicity, in other words, in and out of the movie, in and out of life, all received restrictions.
 
In fact, not only Chris, but almost all the main actors in the Marvel film series faced the same problem. Even Robert Downey Jr. was no exception. After the disastrous failure of his other works outside of Marvel, he focused on exploring the potential of the "Sherlock Holmes" series in hopes of expanding his career.
 
Success is Marvel, and failure is also Marvel.
 
Roy didn't say anything right away, but instead he fell silent and gave it some serious thought, "You're not interested in commercial movies?". That's the only explanation Roy could come up with.
 
From the solid acting in "The Pacific" to the balladry of "Cleopatra" to the polished acting in Broadway, it was evident in all the details.

Renly is an artistically inclined actor who is bound to seek more breakthroughs exactly in acting, so it's not surprising that he refuses to work in commercial films.
 
For Hollywood, the nature of the actor's category is very important. To make a simple and rough distinction, there are artistic actors and commercial actors. As the names imply, the former are mainly active in independent art films and break into Hollywood with their solid acting skills, while the latter are mainly in commercial films, where box office appeal and audience affinity is their key to being among the top tier.
 
Although commercial film actors often act in art films in hopes of impressing others and vice versa, it is much more difficult for them to succeed across borders. This is one of the reasons why Steven Spielberg's position in the industry is so special, and also one of the major factors that make Meryl Streep's position in the industry so highly regarded.
 
The fiasco of "Batman and Robin" led Warner Bros. to shelve the role of Batman for a decade, which made George stay away from commercial movies and concentrate on art films.
 
The other is Scarlett Johansson, who showed great potential as a rising actress in "Lost in Tokyo," "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and "Match Point" during her debut, and after playing the Black Widow in "Iron Man 2" she achieved unparalleled commercial success, but was never able to win over the academy in the arts.
 
It is at this point that the importance of an agent can be seen. The agent has a clear picture of the actor's future, when he or she should take on an art film, when he or she should act in a commercial film to increase exposure, how he or she should select for a commercial film, and whether he or she should focus on building a network of directors, producers, and so on for an art film, or whether he or she should act simply because of the script.
 
All of this is a very delicate matter and a bargaining chip for top agents to get a ten percent bonus.
 
"But if that's the case, all the more reason for you to audition." Roy suggested, in a professional manner, "not for the sake of a successful audition, but to increase your exposure. Only then will you have enough freedom to choose your work in the future. Otherwise, with a label of a newcomer, no one knows about you at all, and even audition opportunities are almost non existent, so what's the point of talking about the future positioning?"
 
Over-ambitiousness is a fault of every new actor.
 
"First of all, if you're auditioning for a role, it's natural to do your best to get the part, isn't it?" The answer of Renly stunned Roy, that confident posture really can't be refuted, Roy can't help but become a bit dumbfounded, "Secondly, I am interested in commercial movies, in fact, I think acting in commercial movies should be a very wonderful experience, if there is an opportunity, I will try my best to get it."
 
Although they don't require much of an acting test, Renly has always believed that the charisma and depth that an actor brings to a role has nothing to do with the subject matter, as was the case with Matt Damon's solid performance in "Bourne", not to mention Heath Ledger's legendary performance in "Batman: The Dark Knight".
 
Imagine yourself in the magical world of "The Lord of the Rings" or "Harry Potter" or the spy world of "James Bond" or the majestic cosmic world of "Star Wars", all of which you can't experience in real life.
 
Being able to try different flavors of life is why Renly always remains passionate about his career as an actor. So, not only did Renly not reject it, but he was also eager to try it out.
 
It's just that a comic book movie doesn't work for him, at least not a main character. Because Renly knew very well that if he acted, he would not be able to get rid of the shackles; if he were to play a villain in a comic book movie, Renly thought it would be a good proposal.
 
"I'm just not interested in Thor, but if it's Loki, I'll give it a shot." Renly's answer almost made Roy's eyes go out the window - give up the lead role and choose a supporting role? If it's a top actor, that's fine, but is Renly just a fledgling? This ... this ... is simply a fantasy.
 
Roy swallowed a mouthful of saliva and suddenly didn't know what to say. He was willing to audition for the role of Loki, but not Thor. "You know, you don't have the bargaining power,"
 
Renly smiled and shrugged, "So I just chose to turn it down, anyway." Renly also knew that such an opportunity was rare indeed, but it just wasn't what he was looking for, "But I'm really not interested in playing a superhero. I don't think I have the superhero quality." Afterwards, Renly laughed to himself, looking relaxed and pleased with himself.
 
He knew what he wanted, had clear goals and clear preferences, and would not easily compromise, but would also not easily give up. When such a person enters Hollywood, his path may be a bit twisted at first, but if he is given a chance, he will be able to grasp it firmly in his hands and shine brightly.
 
Suddenly, Roy realized, is "The Pacific" such an opportunity? The invitation to audition for "Thor" may have been the first sign.
 
"Phew ..." Roy let out a long breath and reorganized his thoughts, "I'll tell you what, I'll bring the script here, you take it back and read it." Seeing that Renly wanted to say something else, Roy stopped him this time and continued, "If you find the script interesting and plan to audition, then this gives you a chance to at least go in front of the producers and say you want to play the role of Loki."
 
Renly didn't laugh this time.
 
"If you're not interested, you'll give me a call then, and I'll handle that aspect of the comic book." The role of the bad guy still had to be filled by an agent, otherwise the studio's bad impression of the actor would be irreversible.

After getting the final relief from his past sufferings, Chu Jiashu was given a second chance when he found himself in the body of an infant from an aristocratic family of Hall. Now, nothing is going to stop him from achieving his long-cherished dream of acting. Enter Renly Hall, a Hollywood miracle of 21st century.


Note from the translator - from me, that is.
   
"Honestly, I get frustrated too much when I look at countless subpar novels being translated day after day. So much human resources wasted. I kinda get what Qidian International is doing, but it is just, I can't bear the notion of having so many wonderful novels that belong to the Chinese platform to be left in the dust. English-speaking community should know of the existence of such brilliant works, and more so, they should enjoy them. The novel is by a Chinese dude "Qiqi Jia D Mao Mao", whatever that might mean, who wrote several showbiz novels (he is probably the best at what he is doing). It is not my work, I'm just a dude who, with the help of two free machine translators (DeepL and good ol' Google), can show you a hidden gem. Wait, you said machine translators? Sadly, yes. I can't speak Chinese at all, but fortunately, this novel is structured in a machine-translation-friendly way, like really so. Most of the time context is saved. I'm just polishing the edges with my superb (not really) editing skills, so you all chaps have a splendid experience with this good staff indeed. Actually, you can go and read machine translation or just wait for my updates. Up to you dudes and dudies. And then I go away...blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb, blewb....."

P.S.
"I am a knife for a hire. So the managers of the site can employ me for this novel, but please don't remove it. Oh, please, I'm begging you on my knees. You guys won't even think of translating this novel, and here I am "translating" it for free,.... well for the time being, that is mwahahaha!"

P.S. for P.S.
This novel does not contain the following:
Harem, definitely not NTR, stupid characters, NTR again (God, I hate NTR (secretly beating the meat for a one in hentai))

But this novel contains:
Great storyline, relatable characters, realistic situations, very fun moments as well as tear jerking ones (so much so, you will find your throat hella sore from crying all the time), surprise after surprise for the decisions that author went with.

You will have a good time indeed
WARNING! READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION!

A razonable person would think that with such a short amount of time, having two ongoing book series and a comic book may be too much work for one person. And I completely agree.

But to my misfortune, the masochist inside me had other plans. Is that so that I had even added another book series, three new comic runs, and a freaking game to my 'to do list'. 

In conclusion, I was progressing way faster of what I had planned, or wanted to. I'm not complaining though, it was only natural for me to give it my all in the 'race' I was participating. Which brings me to this busy day. 

"Alex good to see you, how did all go?" I immediately asked. The time was limited, and I needed to hear good news. 

"Boss! Everything went great, I selected the amount of artist you wanted. All of them are good and will start on monday" He said once he saw me enter. 

I didn't liked when he called me 'boss', but I learned that complaining makes it worse. Besides I had to get used to it, after buying the comic publisher company I'll be called that often. 

"Perfect, you already know what stories we'll be publishing, and the schedule we'll be following, right?" 

"Yes, we'll have 'Batman' released every two weeks now. 'Wonder woman', 'Doctor Strange' and 'Spiderman' will be the projects the new artist will take under the scripts you left, and will be released once every month" 

"That's right. We still need more people to work here, so I'll have to depend on you for the time being. At least until we get a footing with our new brand" I apologized. 

"Hahaha, don't worry boss. The promise that I'll have my own comic run released under this brand, motivates me to work hard for the success of it" He said with conviction. 

Like every passionate artist, he preferred the possibility of getting his own work published instead of more money. Which works for me. 

"Well, I'll trust you then. I would like to stay for longer, but I have to go immediately. I'll see you on monday" I said my goodbyes and then I walked towards my mother who was waiting for me in the car. 

"Sam are you ready?" My mother asked me with a worried face once I entered the car.

"Yeah mom, don't worry. I got this" I said with confidence.

"Very well. I'll help as usual, but it will be on you" She said with a light smile and then started the car to go on our way. 

In the other meetings, my mother left me handle the terms while she supported me from the side. It was my responsibility to negotiate, and I could only be grateful that my family was so blindly supportive of it, because I sure wouldn't if I was in their shoes. 

It wasn't the first meeting we had with studios to get my books made into movies, and now we'll be reuniting with people working under the same company where I got my work made cartoons. 

It took us a while to arrive thanks to the vehicular congestion of the city, but we still were on time. The guards outside let us pass once they confirmed our identities. And after some indications we were in our way to the meeting place. 

Inside the room there was Christopher, the head of the studio, along with a pair of middle aged men who I assume were his advisors. 

As the 'experts' we were on this kind of situations, making some small talk to start things felt more natural to us. It wasn't as complicated when you knew what to expect. 

"Ok, let's cut the chase" Christopher said in a serious tone once we were done with the formalities. 

"Like you already know, our studio wants to buy the movie rights to your books. 

I'm being told that you want a similar deal to the one you got with our tv division. A five year period to get the movies in production, with ten years in total of us holding the rights, including the majority of the merchandise rights"

"That's right. And in exchange for it, I'll be aloud to distribute indefinitely the movies via internet under my own name, and under any company in which I'm the sole owner or majority share holder" I said calmly. 

The internet at this time was barely useful in comparison to the potential I knew it has. This kind of deal was appealing to them and perfect for me. 

"Exactly" He said with narrowed eyes, "When I heard about that deal at the moment, I thought that this in particular was a weird petition, especially when it was stated the minimum quality the video has to have, among other conditions, to be allowed in the first place. 

Naive was the adjective associated with you when you came back and extended the deal made with other properties you own. 

But now, after some time passed and the internet keeps improving, I can't help but thinking that we were tricked somehow" 

He had his eyes on me the whole time. I suppose that he was looking for any clue that confirmed his suspicions. 

Unfortunately for him, I was prepared. Since the beginning I knew how out of the box the condition I asked for was. I was beyond surprised that it got accepted without further discussions in the first place. 

"There's no trick. I'm just betting that the internet will make great advances in the near future, and it will be possible for anyone with internet access to see videos in great quality" I admitted. 

"So young and with such vision... I don't know if that will happen with us still alive, but it's commendable to bet on it. 

Then, if you're right we'll spend a big amount of money and time in making those movies as successful as we can, while you will benefit of that work with no risk associated. Isn't that a bit unfair?" He asked with some curiosity. 

"Not that all. As you just said it's a bet of mine, there's no way I could know if what I said it's even possible in the first place. 

Besides, the studio is who will receive all of the benefits, while I'll get nothing in the short to medium future. And even if I'm right, I can't say if having those rights would be profitable in the end" I replied with a self mocking intonation. 

Of course I was lying. I know how the technologies will develop, and that fact was the foundation of my future plans. 

"The deal includes that you'll get a percentage of the merchandise we license though" One of the advisors mumbled when the silence reigned for a moment. He was ignored though. 

"You're really interesting young one" Christopher commented after a while with an amicable smile on his face. 

"Excuse me... " My mother said suddenly, "Our position is clear, so I'm curious to know if do you agree or not with the terms proposed?" 

Her tone was somewhat harsh, which took them by surprise. Christopher even twitched his lips in discomfort, although it didn't take long for him to reorganize his thoughts. He coughed lightly and returned to his 'business mode'. 

"Well, as you know this meeting in particular is about the first volume of the 'princesses collection'. But we're aware that there's other studios interested in your other works, especially 'Harry Potter' which is becoming a phenomenon. 

So I wanted to meet you personally to propose a especial kind of deal... What do you think of the idea of working with us in exclusivity?" He asked with the same serious tone from before. 

It was an interesting offer, but I'm guessing that he already knows the problem with that. It just didn't work with my plans. 

"I'm not interested" I replied quickly. I didn't want to be rude, but staying quiet was even worse. 

"Why not? You haven't even heard our terms!" 

"Exactly, if you knew what we're offering you would..." 

"I understand" Christopher said with a defeated look, interrupting his consultants which were left with surprised faces before they could continue. 

"If the future you're betting on comes to fruition... You're betting that there will be no need for the old distribution chain. With the ability of directly reaching people's computers, it could open the doors to others competitors. 

You plan to be part of that, don't you?" He asked with a small smirk. 

He's smart. There were some major details left out that I could point out, but he got the general idea. Which was the reason why I wanted to work with different studios, so even if I shared the distribution rights, no entity would posses all of my 'work'. 

"That's right, I'm glad you understand" I smiled back. I wasn't afraid of him knowing about it, there's nothing he could do. He can't even be sure if what I said was going to happen in the first place. 

"Well, now that we understand each other maybe we could reach a deal that benefit both parties" 

That did get my attention. Even if he doesn't believe in my 'foresight', he now knows my motivations. So from now on, any deal he offers will be worth of taking into consideration at the very least.

Samuel Bane, a guy who was just a normal 23 year old in another life, was living in a new world with his memory intact. 

The new world is almost exactly the same as the one he lived before, except that the period of time was similar to the mid 80's that he knew by the movies and tv shows he watched.

This story will focus on how Sam enters the entertainment business. Getting his works published and meeting new people on his way towards an unheard level of success. 

The concept of the story has inspiration in "I'm really a super star", but it's nothing alike.


> Currently I'm posting a chapter every Tuesday.

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