when i was in Lincoln High School in Brooklyn New York City. I was the Son of New York and led the Lincoln High School to win the New York State Championship 2 years in a row (2001 and 2002)
In those two years, I got Mr. Basketball of New York 2 times, and the best high school student in the United States and i also got other honors.
Even the Owner of the New York Knicks joke about that once i participated in the draft the knicks will pick me. 
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"The New York Times", ninety points!
 
"Variety", 90 out of 100!
 
The day after the premiere of "Like Crazy", the official Sundance Film Festival Journal published the reviews of the film by the critics, and the first of them was the review of these two top authoritative media.
 
The two media outlets both gave the film a superb rating of 90 out of 10, which is an incredible rating for a small-scale romance film, comparable to last year's "Blue Valentine", which also set the stage for the media rating of "Like Crazy". This set the stage for the press reviews of "Like Crazy". The reviews in The New York Times and Variety were endorsed by a number of fellow critics.
 
Sundance's official review was stark in its love for the production, "The actors are neatly dressed, but the rest of the film is so naked, so unabashedly true to love, that the romance makes other works in the genre seem so superficial, so uninteresting, so dull."
 
This is the official affirmation from the official venue magazine, and not only that, the official Sundance review also gave it a perfect score of one hundred, which is the first full score given by the official since the opening of this year's Sundance. This is the first full score given by the official since the opening of this year's Sundance. Just this one detail alone can show their esteem and pursuit of "Like Crazy".
 
In an instant, "Like Crazy" became the number one favorite for this year's Jury Prize!
 
Sundance wasn't the only media outlet to give it a perfect score of one hundred. "Vanity Fair" and USA Today both gave it a hundred.
 
In her review for Vanity Fair, Claudia Puig said, "This is a unique and surprisingly small-budget indie film that puts the big, big-budget movies to shame. The power of time, the oppression of space, and the flood of life are all relegated to supporting roles throughout the film, and love, and only love, is what Drake Doremus delivers in a beautiful film that moves to the point of heartbreak."
 
"USA Today's Kathryn Langwash said, "Doremus shows his delicate touch of emotion and vivid interpretation of reality in this work, reflecting on the turbulence; but without the brilliant, naturalistic performances of the two leads, and the hot, raging, realistic spark between the two, this film would be a failure. The film could not have succeeded without the wonderful, natural performances of the two leads and the hot, real and believable spark between them."
 
With three perfect scores, three perfect scores, "Crazy in Love" is undoubtedly the most critically acclaimed work since the opening of Sundance this year, and that's not the end of it, James Bernard of the Village Voice gave it a ninety-five.
 
In his review, James argued that "'Love Gone Wild' is about the simple and pure truth: love is crazy, but sometimes - as life is supposed to be - love hurts. -- love hurts. Derek Doremus tells a delicate and true story that evokes fond memories of 'Blue Valentine'. And 'Brokeback Mountain'."
 
Good reviews, good reviews, good reviews! The rave reviews pushed "Crazy in Love" to the peak of incredible word-of-mouth, with twelve reviews in the official Sundance Journal, nine of which were favorable, two were moderate, and only one was poor.
 
The bad review came from Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly.
 
The people who are interested can notice that Lisa did not like the previous "Buried Alive" and "Pacific War", both gave bad reviews, regardless of whether she has a personal grudge with Renly, but it can be seen that for this fast rising star within a short period of time The first thing you can do is to take a look at the film and see that Lisa doesn't have much preference.
 
"Similar to Doremus' 2010 Sundance film 'Dope,' the film is a show-stopper in terms of performances, with the heavy-handedness of the performances becoming a bright spot on the screen and the chemistry between the two actors worthy of recognition.
 
But the work itself is like Wes-Anderson, who studied Sophia Coppola's films in order to write an end-of-term paper on "Love in New Jersey," and in turn borrowed from countless classics to create a variety of The film is a hodgepodge of tube-inspired music videos, borrowing clips, elements and ideas from countless classics.
 
A total disaster."
 
Lisa is downright fiery and unrelenting, disparaging the film to nothing, even using the oil pipe to satirize Drake's amateurishness in a snarky, sharp, thirty-point review that clearly shows her point of view.
 
This time, however, Lisa was alone. Of the twelve reviews in the official Sundance Scene, she was the only one who sang the opposite tune, and the only one who scored below the passing mark. praise. But one thing Lisa and everyone else agreed on was the cast.
 
Even Lisa, in the midst of all the bad reviews, gave the actors the relative credit they deserved for their performances and said, "That was the only bright spot.
 
The other critics' praise was hotter and more vocal than Lisa's; more precisely, most of them focused on the actors' performances, including the two middle reviews, than on "Crazy".
 
"The New Yorker's Mary Gronwa only scored a sixty, her favorable opinion of the film itself was very limited, and she considered the work to be just passable, but the attitude toward the actors was very different.
 
"Felicity Jones and Renly Hall gave amazing performances in this movie.
 
Jones' performance has a childish innocence and simplicity, showing the vulnerability and madness of love to the fullest; Hall is undoubtedly the brightest spot on the whole big screen, wooden, focused, young, hesitant, sad, feverish, those eyes are full of the world, when the eyes are dimmed, the world is also falling apart.
 
Both actors, especially Hall, infuse the film with a magical power."
 
It's hard to imagine that Mary only gave a mere sixty points, and watching this paragraph of the review alone, I thought it was a perfect score. From this side can also see Mary's hatred, as well as the strong esteem for the performance of the actors.
 
Another reviewer who gave sixty-five points did the same, with the Chicago Tribune's Rene Rodriguez commenting on the movie, "I can't figure out how anyone could be interested in such a tangled/stuffy, petty, sweet and half-hearted chick romance movie. " It even spits out that the movie is even worse than Drew-Barrymore's sweet romantic comedy, "At least the latter can put you to sleep laughing."
 
However, Rene praised the two actors' while performances, "The chemistry between them makes you want to believe that this love story is really happening. Hall, in particular, supported the emotional changes and time changes of the entire film with his one-man performance. After 'Buried Alive', he once again proved his absolute strength."
 
In addition, René also mentioned Jennifer Lawrence, "Her delicate performance in a limited space is commendable." It can be seen that Rene praised the overall level of performance of the film.
 
This is really an interesting phenomenon.
 
For a romantic movie, what people are most concerned about is always the "love" itself, or the romance, or the tragedy, and so on and so forth. This is the case with "500 Days with Samo" and "Blue Valentine", even with the famous "Annie Hall" and "When Harry Met Sally". The same can be said for works such as "Annie Hall" and "When Harry Met Sally".
 
It's not that the actors in romance movies are not good enough, Diane-Keaton got an Oscar gold medal with "Annie Hall"; rather, romance movies are trapped by their own subject matter and framework, and the performance space is relatively narrow.
 
Take "Brokeback Mountain" for example, the script gives the two protagonists a lot of space for inner drama, outlining the emotional changes of the characters, sacrificing the romantic elements of romance films and focusing on the psychological state of the characters, which is actually out of the realm of romance films and should be classified as drama films.
 
So, it's not easy to highlight the actors' performances in a simple romance movie.
 
But now, "Love Crazy" has successfully broken the shackles, and the two actors' performances have become the biggest highlight of the whole work, except for one bad review, two moderate reviews, and other positive reviews in the official field magazine.
 
"Genius! Genius! Genius! Renly Hall stunned the big screen once again! With that heartbreaking look in the film's final scene alone, Hall's performance is good enough to be in the top ten of the year's best performances! What's more, that wasn't even Hall's best performance in the movie. The expressions, the movements, the eyes and the lines, Hall's performance is all natural, sweet to the core, bitter to the core and helpless to the core."
 
"Watching Hall's performance is a pleasure; it's a very different character and a very different way of acting, yet he always manages to give the character a special quality, somewhere between his personal charm and the character's individual image, blurring the boundaries of the performance. Jones and Lawrence are excellent, one might even say extraordinarily so, but in front of Hall, they are still slightly inferior. I would watch this movie again just to see the performances."
 
"If someone said that Hall's performance in 'Love Crazy' was more difficult than 'Buried Alive,' then I would not agree; however, Hall showed deep acting skills in both productions. Personally, I liked the performance in 'Crazy in Love' more. I could feel that Hall's control was much better, and that kind of flowing performance, between the hands and feet, quietly completed the characterization, this kind of power, it is hard to imagine that he is only twenty-one years old."
 
"This is a very interesting film, the actor's performance brings out the wonderful qualities of the film, Jones and Lawrence two female characters show their vulnerable side in love, but also show their efforts to change the status quo of life strong, the two young actresses' performance undoubtedly succeeded in completing the character; but the biggest highlight of the film is undoubtedly Hall, the unique Hall, in several scenes, he not only gave an Oscar-worthy performance, but also gave a leading performance of Generation Y."
 
...
 
Praise!

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.


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"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....."

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"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!

Michael Klaus decided to play it like a rascal when he saw that Eric kept shaking his head: "Eric, just give me something, alright ? I've been so busy while helping you with Jurassic Park that my wife started complaining, I even gave you 200,000$ of royalties in advance so that you could make your movie, aren't you a little bit moved ?"
 
Seeing the stocky middle-aged man in front of him playing the emotional card, Eric couldn't help but have the chills. He thought for a moment, and said: "Well, I do have a science-fiction one in mind, but it's just an idea, no specific outline yet. It's based on George Romero's living dead series, a biotechnology company is studying a virus when it is suddenly leaked, infecting humanity at the same time…."
 
Eric's story was of course, Resident Evil. Although he had seen the series in his past life, he hadn't really liked it, but thanks to his memory, he remembered it in its entirety.
 
The past Resident Evil was probably the most profitable game adapted to the screen, the cost of production wasn't high, and the series' total box office had even crossed the 1 billion $ mark. Since Michael wanted him to write something, this would keep him occupied. Plus, he would get to steal from the Japanese, which kind of left him with a sense of accomplishment.
 
Michael Klaus was somewhat dissatisfied: "Don't you have anything else ? A lot of people do like zombie stories, but the audience is just too small…"
 
Eric shrugged his shoulders and spread his hands, as if saying 'do what you like', so Michael had no choice but to say: "Alright, then start writing as soon as possible, with your current fame, we shouldn't worry about the sales volumes. By the way, you could add some adults elements, anyway you're of age now, no one will say anything about it…"
 
Blabbing about his own proposal, Michael suddenly noticed that Eric's face looked unnatural, he subconsciously turned around and found that Aniston was standing behind him, her mouth slightly opened, she was looking at the middle-aged man in a way that screamed: ah, so that's what you're like !
 
"Cough, Eric, I suddenly remember I have some things to do, so I'll be going now." After instigating her boyfriend to write about that kind of things, Michael was embarrassed as he awkwardly made his way towards the door and left this sentence before running away: "Be sure to start writing as soon as possible !"
 
After he left, Aniston asked: "Eric, you're not really going to write according to that fellow's suggestion… right ?"
 
"Of course not, I am now being promoted by Columbia and the Fox as a model for young people in the United States, how could I damage that glorious image for some petty profits."
 
"Bah ! What model for the youth, you're just a big bad wolf… Ah… No… Don't…"
 
After a brief struggle, Annie was pushed down on the sofa.
...
 
After the Home Alone and 17 Again large-scale publicity stunt, it was finally time for another key moment: the reviews.
 
November 11th, the two films held simultaneous screenings for the press. In this era where Internet didn't exist yet, the viewers relied mostly on newspapers when it came to pick a film, therefore, the movie's reviews were something that one could not avoid. Of course, after the critics who participated in the preview watched the movie, as long as it wasn't completely repulsive, they would generally not make too incisive remarks. After all, the critics' needed movies to survive, but movies didn't actually need them that much.
 
The day after the screenings, the major newspapers and magazines had finally released the long awaited reviews on Home Alone and 17 Again.
 
"Home Alone delivers a new narrative mode of pure comedy, full of innocence, warmth, and jokes that will grow on you, like funny conflicts between the protagonist and the two young and old robbers. I have to say, Stuart Runkle's performance as a seven-year-old can be described as nothing short of amazing. There was also rookie Matthew Perry who played a remarkable Marvin, full of hilarious gimmicks, and people just can't help but laugh…." – Los Angeles Times.
 
"A genius director and talented young actors, have dedicated themselves to make you happy this Christmas. To those who will go watch the movie, I advise you not to eat popcorn, or you'll likely spray it all over your seated neighbors when you laugh out loud…." – Chicago Tribune.
 
"In 17 Again, Drew Barrymore experiences a complete transformation. Gone her previous image of the small and cute girl from E.T, here, she portrays a rebellious daughter about to graduate from high school whose several outbursts throughout the movie helped the young actress exhibit her amazing acting skills. Both Dan Aykroyd and Susan Sarandon's, those two giants of the cinema, performances were absolutely splendid. Eric Williams, who wrote and starred in the movie, was absolutely nothing like an inexperienced young blood. If we're talking about acting skills, he didn't lose to Drew Barrymore in the slightest. With his movie Home Alone being released at the same time, I have to concur that this man might be a genius blessed by God, that would be the only way to explain Eric Williams' outstandingness ..." – Empire Magazine.
 
"Many people are always complaining about the reality of their life, go and watch 17 Again, and you will realize that you might not be so unhappy, you might also feel a variety of negative emotions that will probably suffocate and isolate you, and you might even start getting jealous of the protagonist for being able to get out of his body and look at himself from another's perspective…." – Washington Post.
 
A lot of newspapers paid tribute to the two movies, so critics were also inevitable, after all, no matter how powerful the two giants were, they couldn't control all the media, not to mention that the four other big players weren't about to let Columbia and the Fox gloat too long.
 
One of them, The Chicago Sun-Times, directly criticized Home Alone as a completely unrealistic and nonsensical work, saying that the plot lacked rationality, that two robbers being teased by a kid had never happened in reality, and that it was likely to result in misleading children and teenagers alike.
 
Another, the Los Angeles Daily News, made a more incisive point as it denounced the use of a toy gun by Kevin in Home Alone, and was calling for a re-examination of the movie itself. This news had even gotten the attention of a Los Angeles television station which made Eric really concerned; despite the proliferation of firearms in the United States, they controlled their uses in movies and television works very strictly.
 
He anxiously phoned Lester Reed and inquired about the matter, the former casually reassured him, and let him in on an inside story.
 
The Los Angeles Daily News' owner was a shareholder of Universal Pictures, and the studio was planning on releasing their animated work Land Before Time on November 18th, which would be the same time as Home Alone, their only child-oriented competitor. These kinds of things were normal, and Columbia would naturally counterattack accordingly.
 
Hanging the phone up, Eric sighed, troubles were knocking at his door way too soon. At the same time, this little episode gave him a sense of crisis. Compared to those big movie companies, he was just a small shrimp right now, he wasn't of any threat to those giants, but once Home Alone became a success, they would surely start to be vigilant of him, especially Columbia.
 
If at that time he didn't have enough strength to stand up for himself, then he could only wait while those giants suppressed him.
 
His past's Tom Cruise was splendid example, since the movies he starred in sell so well, his authority and share of the profits got higher and higher, until finally, the paycheck he received even exceeded the Paramount Pictures' CEO by many times. The owner, Sumner Redstone, had therefore openly and directly lost all decorum with Tom Cruise in 2006, while Viacom's media had kept discrediting him for several years, making his career hit rock bottom.
 
"Hey baby, what's up ?" Noticing Eric had gotten off the phone but was still in a daze, Aniston gently tugged his shirt.
 
"Oh, nothing."
 
While Eric always maintained his confident behavior, Aniston still felt his concern about the two movies. After all, the only thing that remained in Eric's possession was the car that his father had left behind. Besides that, he had mortgaged out everything that could be mortgaged, and if Home Alone flopped, the bet would be lost and Eric would become bankrupt.
 
She grabbed her boyfriend's waist from behind, and leaned her head against his back, as she whispered: "Baby, if there's something on your mind, I might not be able to help much, but I should still be qualified enough to listen."
 
"I just suddenly felt that..." Eric turned around and took Annie in his arms as he said: "The future might be more difficult to tread on than I thought, Annie, will you still go down the road with me ?"
 
"Of course I will." Aniston didn't understand the underlying meaning of Eric's words, but still decisively acquiesced.
 
"Thank you, Annie. Are you really not coming to New York with me ? I can arrange for James to get an extra ticket."
 
As the Home Alone and 17 Again release date was drawing near, the two crews decided to leave for the East Coast in order to promote in New York, however, as she only had a small role in 17 Again, Aniston wasn't one of the actors involved in the promotion.
 
Annie didn't want to bother her boyfriend for something this small, she shook her head and said: "No, I lived in New York for many years, there's really no point in going again."
 
The two lovers hugged for a while before Annie gently pushed him away and turned to tidy up his travel luggage.

An advertising director is reborn in 1988 Hollywood as an eighteen-year-old blond-haired westerner named Eric Williams.

From then on, he starts writing movie scripts and television songs, becomes skilled in directing every kind of film, wins over all kinds of female celebrities, and takes the road to become a Hollywood legend.

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ATTENTION!

This is not an original novel, all rights in this story belong to JUST DO.

The translation of most chapters is done by: Elawn, Nano4bots and Sissy That Walk.

My translation will start where they have left it, my translation may not be as good as theirs but I would like it much more people to know more about this story that I liked so much.

I WANT THAT I LIKE THIS HISTORY A LOT, BUT I DO NOT AGREE TO A LOT OF THE BEHAVIORS BOTH OF THE PROTAGONIST AND SOME CHARACTERS. IN THIS HISTORY CHARACTERS OF REAL LIFE APPEAR AND I DO NOT ASSURE THAT THE DATA PROVIDED IN THIS HISTORY WILL BE TRUE.

The Mayans were wrong about 2012 or so we thought. When the world kept rotating humanity had a great laugh, made a few corny Hollywood hits and went on throughout their daily lives. 
However, there was always a sign telling humanity it was coming, we constantly fantasized about an apocalypse to the point that we no longer feared it. Some of the looneys actually welcomed the thought with open arms. Preppers bought their land and learned to make and store their own resources with the intent of holding out. Under or above ground, it didn't matter. There was no copy and paste survival plan, everyone had their own theories and only some of them were close to the truth.
Most of these people were either considered living in fear or crazy, of course they don't seem as crazy now with the world falling apart compared to those who were just the month before trying to out show their neighbor with expensive holiday decor. 
The elite were the worst of them all, they were the quiet believers. While channeling secret funds to their luxurious bunkers they even pushed the norm on the rest of the world so that they could be prepared for their escape but not startle the daily hustle and bustle that paid for it. 
Too bad for them, no one expected this, as if the asteroid was called from earth herself no man was safe. No amount of money nor skill could change their odds; there was a disease within us, a dormant one that resided in our genetics. 
While the world masked up and overused the hand sanitizer because of a virus that they thought was spreading like wildfire. We had no idea it was only the asteroid getting closer. Though mankind is a striving species to a fault, relying on science yet again, another miracle vaccine was created just in time for Christmas.  
The "ARK" vaccine, what it was called at the time, now the remaining world calls it the 40 vaccine. For irony purposes of course if you know the Christian story, it's terrible we know but shedding a small amount of dark humor goes a long way nowadays. If you're lucky it can even gain you a can of green beans, (I'm so sick of the green beans.) But it's also called this because it took at least forty hours after the asteroid passed for things to really start to change.
Then we found out that the ARK vaccine was not strong enough to fully withstand the effects of the asteroid. While millions who were un-vaccinated slowly lost their ability to breath and passed on, the vaccine did keep many more millions from fully reaching death's door. Usually this would be a good thing if it weren't 2021. The vaccine carried the undesirable genetic disease within so even if you didn't carry it before, you do now and you were affected by the asteroid. 
Turns out the side effects for those vaccinated was a less than appealing mutation, spastic high pitched screaming that almost only dogs could hear and a uncontrollable bite. Just bite though, we don't think they actually eat people but then I don't think anyone is sick enough to stand by and watch. 
But hey, at least they are not dead… Says no one.
Don't get me wrong, I mourn those who lost their lives after the first of January but in my own way. Because I have been too busy just trying to stay alive, imagine that in an apocalypse, there is no time to stop and smell the roses. 
You see, I'm from a small area and I didn't see the point in getting vaccinated when I almost never left my house. I had a nice one bedroom apartment where I worked and paid my bills from. I tested video games, wrote reviews, and slept all day for a living. It was great, I loved my life. I was a threat to no one in the spread of this virus even if I caught it, which I couldn't because I didn't carry it at all in my genetics but that's besides the point now. 
My friends however, they either vaccinated up or claimed to have already had the virus once so they were golden because they were not going to miss the biggest event to kick off the new year. Since all the comic-cons were cancelled throughout the year due to the virus, now that the vaccine was out, they were doing a large new year celebration. Bringing out all the big guns for all the gaming and cosplayers delights in one place, it was going to be like Christmas... I bet you already guessed where, yep New York and not too far from Times Square. 
 Needless to say, I was convinced by multiple friends to go along. They mostly tempted me with the presence of a beautiful girl. She was a fellow gamer/ reviewer who never showed her true identity. She promised she would partake in this room-share with the small group I was friends with online. I'll admit, it was easy to get me out of my nice small apartment for new years after I received a message from her questioning if I would go. 
I had quite the crush on her even though I knew nothing about her real life. I just couldn't get this girl out of my mind and it wasn't because I was shy with women in real life nor, in my opinion, unattractive. But I really liked this girl, we got along like old friends when we talked in the private discord group and I enjoyed when we played online together. We were really compatible on a team and I was anxious to meet her in person and my friends knew this. 
So I flew to New York, found out it was 8 players in a one room with not enough beds, oh it was a blast. Except comic-cons don't last only one night so once people began to get sick, the small room arrangement became the worst possible nightmare I could have ever imagined. 
Eight players rented a room and only- Wait I'm getting ahead of myself, so allow me to share my story from the first day when the earth began cleansing itself of mankind. 
My name is MattreX95 and this is my official Final Blog. 



-PS. If you are reading this, for obvious reasons I will no longer be streaming video game reviews and I'm going to keep writing till me or my phone dies.

The Mayans were wrong about 2012 or so we thought. 
The long hand on the clock will soon strike twelve and big ball has already begun to descend. 
It's 2021, either the epigraphers were dyslexic or the inscriber was... Either way humanity wasn't prepared for what was to come after the asteroid slowly rotated around the earth for 24 hours. 

A young video game blogger (Matt Brown) finds himself in the middle of the most populated area of New York during the New Year's celebration. When a slow moving asteroid counts down the clock with the ball as it fly's over head. It leaves behind a trail of death and destruction. Matt must find a way back to get out of the city and stay alive.

Next morning, Ari come to orphanage carrying a stack of newspapers filled with critic's reviews.

That's normal, Ari also like this after <E.T.> premiere, his two clients among this film and if he could make his clients into an A-list, his position in CAA can directly promoted into a senior agents.

Due to CAA success in their first movie package system that they implement, only second in box office ranking behind <E.T.> The CAA begin expand wildly.

Now the A-list actors can be paid $10 million and this number keep growing. This also means that the movie production budget increase.

Al despise this kind of packaging services. Although it gives better chance to other actors to experience the roles they never play, but sometimes its misused and force the producer to use unsuitable and bad actors with connections in Hollywood.

He is going to build a production studio and  CAA will become one of his stumbling block in the future.

He was not afraid of them, he definetly gonna blacklist any CAA actors in his film if CAA start to act unreasonable in future.

"Al, this is what you have requested, all the newspaper that have movie reviews."

"Thank you Ari, I troubled you here."

"Don't say that Al, you are my best customer and this also related to my future." Ari smiled.

Al open the movie column in the newspaper and read most of the critics review.

"Has a kind of calm, sneaky self-confidence that allows it to take us down a strange path, intriguingly." Chicago Sun, Roger Ebert give 4 stars and 2 thumbs up, a full scores. He is the current top critics in US and any of his words really affect any film preception of American people.

"The 12-year-old Alphonse evokes the boy's terror and awful predicament so memorably, you'll never forget him." Washington Post giving it 90/100 points.

"So disarmingly eerie it's virtually guaranteed to rattle the most jaded of cages, perfect performance from newcommer Tom Hanks and our new rising star Alphonse Brandt." Los Angeles Times

He smiled reading that 90% review is positive. As you know in 80s, the internet has not yet a trend and the only way you judge the movie qualities is either watch it directly or reading newspaper or magazine reviews.

As 10%, well Al just read it and amazed at this critics reviews, how the hell they hire this kind of people.

"This movie is trash, trash I tell you, not horror film at all, just some middle aged man with a boy finding out they can see ghost, so utterly trash!!" Joel Rogers from New York Post.

"I think he made a horror movies but in fact is just a child fairy tale, hate it, I hate hate hate really hate it, 1/2 star out of 4 star, bad films." Kenny East from Hollywood Stars Magazine.

The last review maybe just a revenge attempt or some kind of like that from Hollywood Stars, so Al just shake his head.

In some pages, he saw the audience interview from the premiere yesterday.

"I will watch it 2 more times to find the missing clue, I will recomended this to my friends and families." Some random guy.

"I thought is just a horror movie and doubt to take my kids, but because my son is fan of Al, so I took him. Its best family movie I ever watch beside <E.T.>" A family of four.

"I won't say anything about the movie, but you must watch it, it will blow your mind." A young couple

Most of the audience review either they like it, want to watch again in search for clue, and recommending this to their friends and relatives.

So Al really satisfied with this reviews, his only worries is only the box office now.

He won't know the box office of this film if released 20 years earlier as much as in future or will be lower, but he is sure at least the box office will be over $100 million.

Ari just saying farewell while Al is packing his belongings to his new room.

The renovation of orphanage finally finished, the boys got their own room and for girls, they choose to be placed in one big room to take care of Alice.

What a kind girls they have in here. Mrs K also said that because donation that Al made, the orphanage can receive more orphans and hire more caretakers.

For boys and girls under 10, they will have to share room and for older they will be given a personal room.

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3 days after release, the box office result finally came out.
 
1st day of release, $3 million digits. Frank Price, newest president of Universal MCA is a bit down, its far from what he predicted with combination of Brandt and Spielberg as producer.

2nd day, the number skyrocket to $8 million, Frank who drink his cofee spurt after his secretary told this news.

3rd day, another $9 million, so total of $20 million box office of the first week, setting the second place of the 1st week box office champion behind <Star Wars Ep VI> and $6 million higher than <E.T.>

Frank and the Universal executives, Spielberg, Zemickis, and Amblin Entertainment crew all cheered loudly.

If this trend can be maintained, maybe this film can surpass the newly record breaking of North American <E.T.> box office of $359 million and $300 million worldwide box office.

From this moment, Hollywood called Al as Hollywood's Lucky Charm. A superstitous belief that as long as Al play your film, at least a $100 million guarantee.

2 films, one set a world record of highest box office and other soon with a prediction not lower than $200 million.

Not only that, the 35% share of the net profit from <The Sixth Sense> also give Al prediction income at least $50 millions.

The youngest millionare, and combine with the income of the sales of his children's book that sold 70 million worldwide and translated to 100 languages made Al the rising multi-millionare, now Forbes even call Al to have an interview with him.

Al has another pen name Edward and he doesn't want to let his secret known before the right time. So he rejects Forbes proposal.

He also will attend the high school and already applying his admission to Los Angeles High School. They have some program that made him easier to get into USC.

Well, he can also ask Robert Zemickis some recommendation, he was graduated from there. Not only him, George Lucas also from there.

Steven Spielberg although he was not graduated from there always get an invitation to their alumnus party to improve his connection in Hollywood.

'High school life, here I come!' Al thought.

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"A party? Well okay then, see you next week." Al answer the call.

5 months passed after the first week of box office of <The Sixth Sense> and now it grossed over $200 million North American and $150 million overseas.

Another good score on Al's Hollywood report card, and now he just received a call from Robert for <The Sixth Sense> box office celebration party.

A week later, they held the party at Hilton Hotel and meet with many members of the Hollywood.

Finally he meets with Spielberg who was talking to Lucas and Zemickis.

"Oh here are our little hero! Al come here." Spielberg said.

"Oh my Godfather, what an honor of me meeting such a prestigious members of the Hollywood elite." He replied with gentlemen manner.

"Kid, say that again and I will make sure to put laxative in your ice cream." Spielberg said faking anger.

"Oh and I'll make sure to tell Amy that you bought another Norman Rockwell's painting for $7 millions."

Steven give up and said "Okay you win." Al smiled replied with a bow, "With a pleasure."

"Both of you are the weirdest people I have ever known." Lucas said with smile.

Lucas then smiled and said to Spielberg and Zemickis, continuing their topic, "After <Star Wars> has finished and also my divorce with my ex-wife, I need to reduce the operating cost by selling some of the equipment and the Computer Graphic Department and maybe fired some employee. I hope maybe one of you are interested in buying and hire all of them to work?" He said hesitately.

"I'm sorry George but special effects studio is a money burning machine, and currently I'm not into special effects studio." Spielberg said.

"I'm poor." Zemickis checkmating him.

"Um Mr Lucas, do you want to sell the Computer Graphic Department to me?" Al suddenly barged in.

"You understand it kid?" Lucas quite surprised with this kid proposal.

"Kind of, I am interested in computer programming and development, but they lack the graphic rendering component, so maybe with your division, I can research it by myself with a team so I can make my own 3D games, special effect studios and a 3D animation. So, are you interested selling them to me?"

Lucas just open his mouth, he was completly led to a maze by this kid. But after silent for a while, he finally understand what this kid mean.

"Hahaha, kid you will be one of my competitor in special effects someday. Okay I will sell it to you but I must made sure you will to hire some of my employee."

"Well, the most dangerous things that can held back the companies from growing is lack of strong competitors, maybe we can also work together to solve some problems. No problem with an employee, I can't work this thing alone."

"Yes you are right! ILM is too far ahead of technologies and lack of competitors."

"So what is your price Mr Lucas?"

"$10 million, I'll give a low price to you."

"I can give you a full cash if you sell me $7 million!"

George Lucas think for a while and finally agree.

"Deal!!" Both of them shake their hand

To Be Continued.....

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A man suffering from pancreatic cancer lay in his bed weakly. Believe that he will never survive, he made a wish on his birth/deathday to become the best filmmaker and become rich on his next life if there is.

A normal boy, who wanted live a genuine life, carrying a mysterious past and future.

Suddenly they woke up in the one body and one mind in year 1980.

Watch him as he becomes the greatest filmmaker and the King of Hollywood

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I hope you guys are doing well and everything is alright in these trying times. 
I haven't stopped writing, just focused on another story. I decided to just focus on one at a time. I like long stories so I am making this one extra long.
It will take me more than an year to finish, maybe even more depending on the situation. Some of you guys have been asking if i could just do one chapter a week for other stories.
That is extra work for me but i am willing to try. 
The current story I am writing is called Peerless Dad. You can go to chapter 62 of the story and leave a review before voting for what story you would like for me to continue on chapter 63. It will just be one chapter per week.
There needs to be ten reviews according to the instructions on chapter 62 before i will count the votes.
 
 
I don't expect any of you to actually review but I will give the choice so it is up to guys. No need to ask since I won't pick up any other story before I finish the current one. All of them are on hiatus.
 
What you can expect?
 
Naruto reborn and has Ei Enma as his spirit.
Spirits:
Nature Spirits
Fairies
Pixies
Ai Enma
Nemesis
Guilty Crown
Hestia
Naruto is in his twenties. He has his own organization and is rich. He moves to Japan after hearing news about increased ghost activity and becomes a teacher at the top of school in town.
Reincarnated as Naruto Uzumaki, so he has the same looks but family is completely normal. He has different parents and many siblings, aunts, cousins etc.
 
Story Elements:
Street fighters
KOF
Dxd
HOTD
Kim possible
Gunpla
Myth
Fate
Ikkitousen
Gunpla
Guilty Crown
Hell Girl
Naruto
Junji Ito
Lovecraft
Chainsaw
Danny Phantom
Pokemon 
Shaman King (Core)
 
Arcs:
Swim club arc
Student council arc
Delinquent's arc
Gunpla arc
Sports club arc
Zombie arc
Sobet arc
Business Hitman arc
Chinese mafia arc
Russian dolls arc (Cammy)
New York arc (Kim possible)
Ikkitousen arc (Another school)
Mahou shoujo arc (Another school)
Oni arc (Shuten)
Orochi arc
Hospital arc
Ai Enma arc
Guilty crown arc
Mind controller arc
Ghost hunter arc
Feud with the clans
Olympus
Asgard
Egypt
Mythical beast
Agents
Shaman Organizations
Warriors
Necromancers
Elves
Beastmen
Dwarves
Demons
Horrors
Yokai
Pixies
Fairies
 
 
 
Spirits:
Sobet
Ra
Isiris
Apophis
Odin
Gilgamesh
Fire Spirit
Earth
Water
Wind
Lightning
Light
Darkness
Ice
Gravity
Lava

Journey to a new world to prepare for an inevitable fight. But just like always things end up getting awry since Naruto Uzumaki can never have a normal life. 

Disclaimer: I do not own anything. Golden Dawn Reboot.
A.U. Naruto with proper training and ninja mindset.

Some old cartoons are added.
Dexter's Laboratory
Powerpuff girls
Kim Possible
Grudge
Ring

The month of March has inexorably moved into Romain's life, and half a month after Sundance, "3 Idiots" still hasn't been released in theaters everywhere, but, according to their plan, it will be soon.
 
On the other hand, EuropaCorp handed over to Paramount Pictures for distribution in the U.S. channel and the finalized spot release schedule remained the same as before, scheduled at the beginning of the second cycle in March, that is, March 10.
 
The film will be screened in 21 art house theaters in Los Angeles and New York, and the pace of subsequent expansions has not yet been determined and will be adjusted based on market acceptance and box office response.
 
As the time drew nearer to the film's release schedule, Romain finally saw the news and advertisements of "3 Idiots" in the media.
 
He was still in the U.S. at this time, and although he went back to Cannes, France, he soon came back.
 
The team members remain the same, and they need to work with Paramount Pictures and handle related matters over here.
 
Publicity was in full swing: the entertainment pages of second- and third-rate newspapers in the Los Angeles area were filled with news of the film's Sundance recognition and release; some critics' columns were doing their best to draw attention to the film by praising or praising or questioning it; some theaters were showing the film's trailer on their big screens in between ...
 
On Monday, March 3rd, "3 Idiots" released the first promotional poster for the movie in North America in a low key manner.
 
On top of the poster, the three main characters are lined up smiling and looking ahead, the background picture is a beautiful campus, although they are smiling, but their eyes are very despondent, the bottom of the eyes flowing with helplessness and uncertainty.
 
Just a poster, but it seems to tell the story of the film are exhausted in general.
 
...
 
On March 10th, "3 Idiots" officially arrived in North American theaters, and at the same time, France, the United Kingdom, Germany and other places also began the release of work.
 
Just as Romain's idea was faithfully executed by EuropaCorp, this will be a global simultaneous screening.
 
In the United States, this spot screening unexpectedly attracted a lot of attention, firstly because of the influence of Sundance; secondly because of the spontaneous appearance on the Internet of the real cries of many festival-goers, who have said that only after they really saw the film could they feel the shock, as if they had personally walked into the Imperial Technical University and truly felt the depression, uneasiness, sadness and despair.
 
People expressed their views and opinions about the film after watching it, which, combined with Paramount Pictures' recent promotional efforts, quietly generated more and more curiosity and anticipation.
 
The second week of March saw two major theatrical screenings, "We Were Soldiers" and "John Q.".
 
The former is a war action film starring Mel Gibson, Greg Kinnear, Sam Elliott and other acting talents, and is also unanimously considered to be the strongest contender for this week's weekend box office title.
 
The latter is Denzel Washington, Kimberly Elise and Ron Anabel teamed up to interpret the American crime film, but because the subject matter is focused on the story of a worker working in a factory, can not help but be a little too small pattern, which is a hard for a film mainly about crime, coupled with the director's own limited ability, so it is destined to be difficult to act at the box office market.
 
Although the two new works have their own topics and promotional focus, but the cold March slot does not seem hot because of their inclusion.
 
Such an awkward time frame, coupled with the absence of the younger generation of box office mainstays, really makes it difficult for the two films.
 
The investment was so huge that the combined production cost of the two films passed the $100 million mark, but the daily market returns were not high.
 
And the previously released films that have not yet been released, are also inevitably showing a variety of declining trend.
 
It can be said that none of the wide range of films released during the entire March period were successful, all of them were just in the bad.
 
And after missing the end of the year awards season, most of the works chosen for release in this slot are truly independent works released by independent film companies, like the "Personal Speed" was also thrown into theaters by Miramax at this time.
 
And compared to Harvey's lack of attention to this Sundance-winning work, "3 Idiots" seems much more planned.
 
The publicity for both is also not of the same order.
 
With this comparison, the many topics of "3 Idiots" easily dominated the talk of those movie lovers in the art house theaters.
 
After two regions, caged 21 theaters were releasing the movie, Paramount Pictures was once again on a roll, and for a moment, there were several more media outlets in solidarity.
 
The critics, who have always regarded themselves as the embodiment of artistic thought, did not want to miss this feast of excellent word-of-mouth, as the film that won the Sundance award in the past month.
 
So, the day after its release, a total of two dozen media outlets reviewed "3 Idiots", which was a standout among the works that were screened in art theaters.
 
The New York Times, Film Comment, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times and other media were all unanimous in their affirmation and praise.
 
And in the movie reviews they published, the index of emphatic recommendation also accounted for most of them.
 
And the rest also chose more positive reviews without exception. This overwhelming opinion advantage kicked off the film's spotting frenzy and further pushed the media frenzy gesture on top of the Sundance Film Festival to the peak.
 
It seemed that everyone was marveling at the unprecedented emergence of "3 Idiots", and Variety, which ranks as one of the two major industry specialty magazines in Hollywood, said in its latest issue on sale, "God, where the hell did this director come from!"
 
Unlike other media outlets that focus on the work itself, Variety focused on the director of the work and also credited him with all this praise, "Sharp, searing, agile ... In his second feature film of his life, Romain Ratier gives a hearty vent to his talent, showing us unparalleled control in this bold look at an Indian college campus. The vivid and bright colors of the images combined with the freely transforming expressions make the whole story plot flowing, and it is the joy of the first half that turns into the sorrow of the second half, such a huge emotional fluctuation yet it seems incomparably natural, one has to praise the sophistication of his directing technique."
 
"He does not look like a newbie just starting out, giving me the feeling more like an old journeyman, but in fact, this is really only his second work, and his debut film I do not know how many people have seen, the name is "Buried", the shooting is also very bold, I also recommend to see. Of course, the cinema can not see it, but the film is still available on video ..."
 
"... I'm looking forward to more and better works from such a young man in the future."
 
As stated in the review in Variety, the whole Hollywood is wondering, this director who is exceptionally sophisticated in directing and only 27 years old has only one film released before this, yet he looks like he has a lot of experience in making works.
 
Although people always admire the young genius, but in Hollywood, or to be exact, the world's film industry, in the position of director, in addition to the inherent talent and talent, but also need the control of the overall situation, but also need some experience and social experience to support, so it is not surprising, why most directors are between 40 and 60 years old to usher in their own peak of their creative and directing careers.
 
Under the age of thirty, directors are really just starting out as young children.
 
And this is such a "child", he took over a period group of works, and really shot very well.
 
As we all know, it is always extraordinarily difficult to shoot a scene that portrays the background of the times, let alone a film that focuses on the educational perspective of the Indian region, which makes people wonder how he managed to blend the fluidity of the story with the conflict of the drama itself, so harmoniously.
 
Even the entire atmosphere of the film is so untraceable, yet it seems to make sense, as if the story, itself existed, should be so carried out.
 
True, is the unanimous assessment.
 
However, for this kind of doubt, people often have a way to explain.
 
Entertainment Weekly, under the headline "Sundance once again witnesses the rise of a genius", once again praised the film's director, Romain.
 
They also made a comparison with "Quentin Tarantino", who also bears the name of genius.
 
Quentin made his name at Sundance when he made "Reservoir Dogs" at the age of thirty-one.
 
Romain also made his name here when he made "3 Idiots" at the age of twenty-seven.
 
At the end of the article, in addition to giving a unanimous good recommendation, they also said in the comments, "Both have extremely bright to amazing directing talent, but also have the sky's inspiration, but also in the same place to rise to fame, which makes it easy to compare the two of them, I wonder, in the future, the two will each collide what kind of spark, really let people We'll see!"
 
These comments, full of confidence and praise, clearly show the positive attitude of the critics.
 
The wave after wave of affirmation is an indication of the quality of the film itself, but what about the selectivity of the audience and the acceptance of the market? Will this work be a hit, or will it be the same as always, with more art than profit?
 
What will be the result of the 21 art house theatrical screenings that instantly caught people's attention?

A man who perfectly combined business and literary aspects in his films, a man who Eva Green was obsessed with, a man who broke the status quo of Hollywood - yes, we are talking about Romain Ratier, a godsent French director.

As one of the most famous island nations in the world, Britain is in the arms of the Atlantic Ocean. The salty and moist sea breeze blows across the azure Atlantic Ocean, bringing the heat that belongs only to summer, and it also makes this concert of Wei Ai into the lives of the British people.
Accepting the invitation of the British royal family is correct, but this does not mean that it is just playing for the royal family.
In the first half of this year's tour, Wei Ai rarely performed in London, but went to Manchester. So now, when this top orchestra came to London again, fans of the city immediately flocked, but only two days, the concert tickets were sold out.
The scorching temperature couldn't resist the enthusiasm of music fans. On the night of Wei Ai's summer concert, a passionate "Chardas", a warm and fresh "Pastoral Symphony", plus Going to Vienna's beloved "Radeski March", the concert came to a successful conclusion to the long and warm applause.
This is the first time Qi Mu has led the orchestra to perform a complete formal performance after becoming the chief of Wei Ai. There was not the slightest panic, nor any fear of nervousness. This high-level concert allowed Londoners to thoroughly see a brand-new Wei Ai, and truly understand the one described as "hope" by major newspapers and magazines. What kind of level do young people have?
Only by hearing it with my own ears can I understand what kind of bright hope it is!
The vitality and passion that belong only to young people, under the leadership of this excellent chief, has set off a wave of passion for the entire Wei Ai!
Belgian national treasure-level music critic Master Grat wrote such a comment in his long music review: "For a long time, I have always considered Wei Ai to be the most traditional symphony orchestra. Their sound is round and delicate. , Just like their favorite waltz, gentle and smooth, but not full of passion and ambition that pierced the sky like a storm.
"This is a trait formed by their accumulation over the centuries, but it is also a handcuff to their development. How to make a world-class orchestra innovate? I think, first of all, they must first break themselves, and one is still in a plastic period The chief of this is precisely the hope they are craved."
"Voice of Hope, Ignite London Summer Night!" "
"Let Radsky's applause become absolute loud in London! "
"Wei Ai re-enters London, perfect interpretation of the world's top classical sound"
"The Sound of Classical", "Music", "The Melody of Sound"... and even the oldest classical music magazine in the UK, "The Bell", all covered this concert from all angles. Professional reviews and music critics from major music critics have become a grand scene after the Wei Ai concert.
Even the most well-known newspaper in the UK, The Times, had such a headline on its front page: "Wei Ai was invited by the royal family for a musical performance, and the grand occasion was ahead."
...
But no amount of compliments is commonplace for this top band. They didn't have much time to delay in London. When the concert was over the next day, everyone in Wei Ai took a plane to the other side of the ocean.
When Qi Mu left London, the entire northern hemisphere had officially entered the hot summer. The bright blue waves reflected on the endless Atlantic Ocean. Soon, the plane landed in Chicago.
In the following month, Wei Ai had three performances in the United States across the ocean: a special performance at the Chicago Mardi Gras, a friendly performance at the New Love Anniversary Concert, and a final performance at the Washington Memorial Gala.
Compared to the European continent with a long history of classical music, the United States, which has only been founded for more than 200 years, seems to be just a newborn. However, the development of classical music on this continent is no less than that of Europe, where it originated.
On this land stands the world-famous Boston Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall in New York, and the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, as well as the New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra and other world-class top orchestras.
The enthusiasm of American classical music fans is no worse than that of European music fans. At the Chicago Music Festival, Qi Mu has already felt this strong musical atmosphere. The arrival of Wei Ai made the already grand Chicago Music Festival even more lively. Thousands of Wei Ai fans came from all over the country to participate in Wei Ai concerts.
When the members of Qi Mu and Wei Ai finished their performance in Chicago and arrived in New York, he was shocked by an oncoming heat wave as soon as he got off the plane, but three days later, the one who came immediately from The enthusiasm of the fans made him even more powerless.
Three days before the performance, the crazy and enthusiastic fans have arrived in New York. Any music fan who really loves classical music, even though he is usually calm and composed, will be ecstatic when he hears the concert of New Zealand, and he will even try his best to come to attend the concert desperately. This concert!
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1842 and has a history of nearly two hundred years. The years have brought to this orchestra not only the increasingly calm music style, but also the more delicate and gentle tone. In more than 100 years, this orchestra has performed more than 14,000 shows, creating the best of all orchestras.
If the Vienna Philharmonic is the pride of all Austrians, then the New York Philharmonic is the well-deserved king in the hearts of all Americans. And now it is possible for these two orchestras to perform on the same stage?
God, this kind of collision between the strong and the strong is simply an eternal anecdote!
Unless one day Bai Ai and Wei Ai perform on the same stage, I am afraid that there will never be any concert in the world, and it will have a strong lineup that surpasses this concert.
Once the members of Wei Ai arrived in New York, they first checked into a pre-booked hotel under the arrangement of Mr. Tuckerman. Towards the evening, Qi Mu accompanied Mr. Dorensa, Mr. Tuckerman and Mr. Motor, the second conductor of the orchestra, to the New Eyre headquarters, preparing to discuss some details of the future concert.
Rows of skyscrapers, bustling streets and squares, Qi Mu sits in the back seat of the car, giving a sweeping view of the super metropolis. After arriving at the headquarters of New Zealand, Qi Mu humblely followed Mr. Dorensa, smiling and communicating with him.
The four of them had just stepped into the gate of Niu Ai and did not take a few more steps. From a distance, Qi Mu saw a familiar figure walking out of the elevator. There was an excited smile on the bearded face. He came up and had a big hug with Mr. Dorenza, then greeted Tuckerman and Motto, and finally looked aside. Youth.
"Oh, my dear Xiaoqi, it seems that we haven't seen each other for a long, long time since we left in Paris."
Qi Mu stretched out his arms to catch the other's warm embrace. He smiled and nodded: "Yes, Mr. Hook, it's been more than a year."
The person here was Hook, the chief violinist of New Zealand.
Listening to Qi Mu's words, Hook frowned pretentiously and said, "Little Qi, I am only ten years older than you, but you always call me'Mr. Hook' and'Mr. Hook', I Is it really this old?" As he said, he deliberately curled his mouth, looking like "I'm sorry".
Qi Mu looked at the other person seriously and intently, and wanted to say "Actually you are very young", but when he saw the thick beard, even if he wanted to hold back his smile, Qi Mu couldn't help but chuckle. I laughed out loud.
Hook's eyes widened immediately: "Where am I so old!"
Mr. Tuckerman hurriedly rounded up his own seven: "Alright, Hook, when will you reduce your beard? You can definitely be ten years younger! Oh wait, you won't be ten years younger. Are you as old as Xiao Qi? Well, then you should be one year younger."
Hooker, who is only 33 years old this year but exceptionally mature: "..."
After a few people followed Hook up the elevator, Hook explained: "Mr. Swell is still in a meeting. We had already set the repertoire for the concert two months ago, but last week in Utah. There was a heavy rain and terrible flash floods in the state. Mr. Swell is a native of Utah and he hopes to play a piece for Utah."
This summer seems to be particularly hot, but only in June, the United States is like a big stove, the air is scorching, and the heat is unbearable.
Last week, Wei Ai had arrived in Chicago, so they also knew about the extreme rainstorm. Now that Hook said this, Qi Mu only remembered that he was hailed as "the best tempered conductor in the world." "Mr. Swell is from Utah.
Music has the magical power to convey hope and invigorate people. When you are in a depressed mood, listening to a beautiful and euphemistic waltz will regain your confidence; when you encounter ups and downs, open an uplifting march and you will be motivated again.
Sadness is contagious, but support and encouragement are more valuable to share.
Mr. Dorenza nodded and said softly: "Swell's idea is very good, and I also think that playing a piece of music for the people of Utah is very good advice."
Hook also agreed: "Yes, in fact, everyone in the band agrees with Mr. Swell's ideas. And Mr. Dorensa, you know, Mr. Swell's temper is really good, so gentle He has such a proposal, I don't think anyone in the world will bear to oppose it."
It sounds weird to say this from a big bearded mouth, but Qi Mu said with deep feeling, "Yes, if Mr. Swell made such a suggestion... it is really difficult. Let people refuse."
"But the difficulty is how to play that piece."
Upon hearing this, Qi Mu couldn't help but curiously asked: "What kind of song did you choose in the end?"
Hook

Summery
30 year old Lu Ziwen was born in poverty and after struggling for a lifetime, he is finally able to perform in the Golden Hall symbolizing the highest honor. However, an hour before taking the stage, he was killed by his lover.

With eyes opened once more, he was unexpectedly born again in the body of the fallen star Qi Mu!

Who controls the world with notes?

Who is the king of the classics?

Qi Mu: I’ve conquered you; I am the king of classical music!

Min Chen: … As long as you are happy.

This is a story of a reborn violinist, vengeance, struggling for the top, and dominating the world of classical music!

Associated Names 
古典音乐之王

Author
Mo Chen Huan
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Tags
Betrayal 
Calm Protagonist 
Clever Protagonist 
Doting Love Interests 
Handsome Male Lead 
Hard-Working Protagonist 
Modern Day 
Music 
Past Plays a Big Role 
Revenge 
Second Chance 
Secret Identity 
Slow Romance

Machine Translation from chapter 172.
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"I took up Fine Arts in UST. Nasa second year na ako nang na-bore na ako.  May iba akong hinahanap. I want to find discover something else. So I decided to travel the world. At sa lahat ng lugar na pinupuntahan ko, iba-ibang bagay ang gusto kong pag-aralan. Especially where culture is concerned."
"Ipakita mo sa akin ang painting mo."
Nakagat niya ang labi. "Actually, it is not on a canvass."
"Saan siya naka-paint?"
Isinama niya ito pag-akyat sa attic. "I painted my gown."
Umuklo ito at pinagmasdang mabuti ang naipinta na niya sa damit. "Cherry blossoms shower and Mount Fuji? This is awesome. Mahirap gumamit ng textile pain but you were able to manipulate it well."
"Thanks. Gagamitin ko kasi ang gown na iyan para sa birthday ni Hiro Hinata," tukoy niya sa isa sa mga members ng riding club. "Plain white lang fabric na ginamit ni Jenna Rose. Dapat papatungan na lang ng silk kimono. I told her to leave it alone. Nag-flash agad sa utak ko ang design. Now, other ideas keep on pouring in. As if I want to paint everything I've seen during my travel. It is so exciting."
"Now I know that drives you to travel. Kumukuha ng ideas ang utak mo ng iba't ibang experience sa iba't ibang lugar para ma-inspire ka na. Siguro hindi lang ikaw ang type ng artist na gustong nakakulong sa sarili mong mundo. You wanted to see the world so other could see how you view it."
"Just like you. Hindi ba kaya ka rin madalas mag-travel dati? Sabi mo don ka rin nai-inspire sa mga ginagawa mong film. Magkwento ka naman sa akin, o!"
"I can't tell anything that would amaze you," anito at sumalampak sa attic. "Malamang nagawa mo na rin ang mga bagay na nagawa ko na."
Niyugyog niya ang balikat nito. "Huwag kang killjoy. Magkwento ka ng kahit ano. Paano ka nagsimulang magkahilig sa movies?"
"Galing lang ako sa simple at ordinaryong pamilya. Mahirap lang ang magulang ko. Nasabi ko na sa iyo na sa ampunan sila lumaki. Nagkataon lang na masikap sila sa buhay kaya umangat kami. Accountant si Tatay at naging supervisor naman sa pabrika si Nanay. Kung may pinagkakasunduan silang dalawa, pelikula iyon. Kapag lumalabas kami, nanonood kami ng sine. When I was old enough, nagbabasa na ako ng movie reviews at nakikihalo na ako sa mga debate nila. At minsan, nasabi ko sa kanila na gagawa ako ng magandang pelikula. Iyong pag-uusapan ng lahat hindi lang dito sa Pilipinas kundi sa ibang bansa. 
"I took up a film course in UP and became a scholar. Nagtatrabaho din ako ng part-time sa isang film outfit. Uncle ng classmate ko ang isang producer at nakita niya ang potential ko. Malaking factor pa na nagsusulat ako ng sarili kong script. Ipinadala din nila ako sa film school sa New York. Pagbalik sa Pilipinas, nagsimula na akong gumawa ng pangalan." 
Nakapangalumbaba siya habang nagkukwento ito. Na-research na niya ang istorya nito sa internet. Pero iba pa rin kapag ito ang nagku-kwento. Naaaliw siya sa unti-unting pagkabuhay ng mga mata nito. As if she could still feel the passion and fire within him. 
"Wow! That's impressive. Natutuwa talaga ako sa mga taong nagsumikap at umasenso sa buhay." Kaya nga lalo siyang na-in love dito. "Tapos… ano pa? Magkwento ka pa."
"I guess that is enough. Madami na ang nai-kwento ko." 
"Damihan mo pa. Anong nangyari nang nag-aral ka sa New York? Nagka-girlfriend ka ba doon? Ilan sila? Nakapag-propose ka na ng kasal?" 
"What the heck!" iritado nitong sabi. "Ayoko nang magkwento." 
Idinawdaw niya ang daliri sa pintura at ipinahid sa pisngi nito. "Sige na."
Sinubukan nitong pigilan siya at ihinarang ang kamay sa mukha. "Illyze!'
Pinahiran pa niya ang kabilang pisngi nito. "Huwag ka nang killjoy!"
Naging seryoso ang mukha nito. "So this is what you want." Kumuwit din ito ng pintura at binigyan siya ng nagbabantang tingin. 
Napaurong siya. "Rome, wait! Nagbibiro lang naman ako."
Subalit di siya nito pinansin at patuloy sa paglapit sa kanya. Sinubukan niyang tumakbo palayo dito subalit mabilis nitong nahagip ang baywang niya. 
"Got you!" he said then pulled her body against his. 
She inhaled sharply. Although there his eyes were still serious, there was something else in his eyes. It has a different intensity. 
Hinawakan nito ang baba niya. "You are beautiful."
"I am?" she asked breathlessly. She had been told that she was beautiful a thousand times before. But it was different hearing it from Romanov. As if it came from an angel's mouth. She wasn't simply beautiful. She felt like she was the most beautiful girl on earth. 
Dahan-dahang lumapit ang mukha nito sa kanya. She closed her eyes as if she was ready to enter a dream. A beautiful dream. Her heart was beating so fast like a freight train. He'd finally kiss her. 
Sa hali na halik, naramdaman niya na may basang gumuhit sa magkabilang pisngi niya. "Now that is more beautiful."

A collaboration of Sofia and Sonia Francesca.


Stallion Riding Club is an exclusive club for the rich, successful, gorgeous, and famous men in the Philippines. Nestled in Tagaytay, women dream of entering their secret paradise and capture their heart.


Sofia's stories will be featured on this post. Each story will be posted per volume. Sonia Francesca's books will be preview only or teaser only.

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Here's the official list of Stallion Boys:

1. Juan "Jubei" Bernardo IV
2. Eneru Villasis
3. Gregory Alfred "Gino" Santayana
4. Suichiro "Hiro" Hinata
5. Reigan Baltazar
6. Neiji Villaraza
7. Yue Anthony "Yuan" Zheng
8. Gabryel Hinasan
9. Brandon James "Brad" Alonzo Crawford
10. Rodjan Sta Maria
11. Kaiser Montezor
12. Yozack Florencio
13. Renzell "Zell" Zapanta
14. Emrei Rafiq
15. Romanov Querido
16. Jason Erwin "Jed" Dean
17. Crawford Oreña
18. Kester Mondragon
19. Phillipe Jacobs "PJ"
20. Eiraun Jimuel "Eiji" Romero
21. Rolf Guzman
22. Beiron Rafiq
23. Reichen Alleje
24-25. Reid Alleje
26. Peter Paul "Pipo" De Vera
27. Cedric Johannson "Johann" Cristobal
28. Daniel "Daboi" Bustamante
29. Angelo Exel Formosa
30. Gianpaolo Aragon
31. Thyago Palacios
32. Icen Villazanta
33. Hayden Anthony Illano
34. Rozen Aldeguer
35. Joziah Gatchalian
36. Cloudio "Cloud" Montañez
37. Eizhiro Figuerao
38. Zantino Roberto "Zairo" Montevedra III
39. Hans Cervantes
40. Baxter Saavedra
41. Mark Ashley Camello
42. Danilo Ricardo "Danrick" Tezzoro
43. Richard Don Robles
44. Ricos Caderao
45. Lee Shin Yang
46-47. Myco Gosiaco
48. Reiven Alleje
49. Ian Jack Salmentar
50-51. Trigger Samaniego
52-53. Jigger Samaniego

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