MTL - American Entertainment 1982-~ Written at the end of volume three

   Written at the end of volume three

   Volume 3 is finally done, and it's... a lot different than the volume 3 I had in mind in the original outline.

The biggest difference is that in the outline, there are actually a lot of stupid campus and fraternity plots. In fact, this volume should also be an absurd school comedy. There are many stories about **** and shit, but the big problem is that I wrote them out It seems that it is not funny, it is very imaginary, and it is in a state of vanity, which may be related to the fact that I have not studied in college and cannot really understand those behaviors.

So in order to avoid a sharp drop in subscriptions, it finally became what it is now, increasing commercial confrontation, reducing campus plots, and even reducing all plots that may cause unnecessary troubles. Many readers may have noticed that more often it is described with dialogue lines, Instead of detailing behavior.

The style of this volume is probably influenced by Quentin Tarantino and Martin Scorsese. These two film directors are also my favorites. Of course, Quentin has been filming "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". I don't like it that much anymore. I liked the previous "Django" and "The Hateful Eight".

Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" has more influence on this volume, because I basically watched this movie about ten times after this volume was written, not all because of Margot Robbie , many of Tommy's behaviors are derived from this movie.

   Regarding the fourth volume, the editor’s suggestion when opening the book is to be on the safe side, and try to control the direction of the story in business. The entertainment industry is a relatively safe direction, and the chance of being 404 is very low.

So in the fourth volume, I will try to describe Meiyu. Have you ever written about Meiyu? After that, I checked the information on Hollywood. There is nothing to be afraid of. A female star is a pimp, and a male star is a part-time job Called Vanity Fair only.

  Whether you use Oscar or other low-level artistic terms to describe Hollywood, there is no way to cover up its dirty essence.

  The protagonist will become an actor or director by himself, and go to Hollywood to make movies, so there is a small probability that your American entertainment will also be dressed in the skin of the entertainment industry, and continue to be the story of a capitalist who convinces people with virtue.

   And it started with movies instead of TV. Of course, the film industry will have no plots, but it will be filming and award-winning plots. The protagonist is more willing to focus on business wars and saving male stars.

  That’s it, thank you for watching, the last 17,000 subscriptions of this book is your worst book, of course, you only have that book.

In fact, abnormally speaking, it should have been postponed until now to start the volume. When the verdict came out, it was already a new volume. The main reason why it was delayed until now, or even to graduate slowly, is...you were originally out of Xiaogang. The last volume of the book was originally about entertainment, and the editor suggested that you write about Meiyu. After all, the first book has 404. You are deeply impressed by the suggestion given by the screenwriter.

  As we all know, Tommy is greedy for vanity. I really love film and television art to join that industry. Since I love art, my opponent must be a capitalist who exploits movie stars for profit.

  Welcome to the new volume of "White Ghost", it's a bad story, and it's time for Tommy to teach us our next lesson.

So you need to adjust the direction of the story. For example, let Tony and Dennis live the life imagined for the protagonist, and the protagonist will focus on being a capitalist, rooting in California, and helping California realize the seven modernizations as quickly as possible.

   It is only because of your support that we can not achieve such results. Thank you again for your support.

  (end of this chapter)