Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1415 1413. Comments on "Chinese Entertainment Starts from Beijing Film Academy 96"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"Chinese Entertainment Starts from Beijing Film Academy 96", Knight Confusion 2023, Level 1 author, 16 words serialized.

Category: Urban-Entertainment Stars.

Summary:
Reborn in 96, he became a student of Class 96 of Beijing Film Academy, and began a different and brilliant life.

【Brief Comment】

He originally had a book under his name, but it was banned when it was put on the shelves. According to him, it was probably because the characters in the book were not properly handled with the prototypes, which led to the frequent occurrence of people mistaking the characters for the real people.

Therefore, he chose to avoid suspicion in his new book, and the timeline was also advanced by half a year, trying to avoid those key moments. However, as a 96 Beijing Film Academy graduate, he was still destined to shine in the entertainment industry. Because the 96 Central Academy of Drama graduate is even more dazzling.

The protagonist here, while singing in a bar, saw Mr. Zhou being beaten, which made him so passionate and full of justice that he ended up getting a concussion. This is how he was reborn.

He was only a freshman. He had originally intended to apply to the Conservatory of Music, but after being rejected, he went to the Beijing Film Academy. He had also begun to improve his acting skills, starting from a complete novice. Now that he was reborn, his first priority was definitely making money, not falling in love. He was so handsome that many girls in his class expressed their love for him, and some even bet their entire fortunes on him. He couldn't bear to betray that trust.

So he decided to make money by writing songs and releasing albums. To promote his music, he approached the bar owner, Boss Wu. This man had deep connections, and not only had he secured a large sum of compensation for the fight, he had also set up a scheme afterward to completely eliminate the thugs from the capital. This kind of skill was not something you could find in a typical child of a wealthy family.

After listening to the protagonist's singing and songs, Boss Wu spared no effort to promote them actively. On the day the songs were released, all the major audio-visual stores in the city were emptied out. Everyone rushed to grab the new album as if it were free.

The protagonist suddenly became a nationally known singer, and the girl who had a passionate relationship with him before finally got her investment, which was great.

The author's song selection was quite thoughtful, featuring hits spanning at least 20 years, such as "Xiaochou," "Single Love Song," and "The Moon Causes Trouble." They're all very good songs. However, the story behind the protagonist's acquisition was a bit simplistic, easily copied, and the response was surprisingly positive, with no one questioning the creative process. This is illogical and a bit illogical.

The author doesn't seem to care about these things and has spent a lot of effort to introduce the popular actors from the two schools one by one, including their acting jobs, gossip, star chasing, etc.

When I read it, I actually felt burdened. I didn't feel the emotions that the author wanted to express. It was like reading a slightly extended diary. It didn't touch my heart, nor did it touch my heart.

For those who are used to reading entertainment novels, it is not very friendly, because the information is relatively familiar and the story is a little weak, which is not a good sign.

I hope friends who are short of books will read it if they are interested.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I recently joined Himalayan's training camp and wanted to practice my speaking skills. I hope it will be useful, but I don't dare to hold too high hopes.

After all, it's just a free training camp. How can it really bring about qualitative change? Besides, at this age, the difficulty of transformation is extremely great.

(End of this chapter)