[90s, slow pace, realism, daily life, entertainment, business war, weak cheat code]

This is a story about a man who traveled to the United States and started out as a singer and became a tycoon.

This book has a slow pace, good logic, no knife fights, no abuse of the protagonist, makes a fortune in the entertainment industry, and has many female protagonists.

In the 1990s, the United States officially announced its entertainment globalization strategy. The film and television industry flourished, and Hollywood's tentacles spread across the globe! Arthur Smith, who had traveled through time and space, embarked on a journey of feasting with European and American beauties! Looking at Monica Bellucci, Arthur Smith said:

Life is like fireworks.

As long as you have experienced brilliance, your life has not been in vain.

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P.S.: This is another new book after "The Great Rancher", "Born in Chinatown", "The Legend of Wall Street", "Return to Los Angeles", and "I Really Don't Want to Work Hard Anymore". I hope you will support it.

Group number: 618863420

A third-rate Chinese director travels back in time to 1991 and is reborn as a young American named Linton. He gains a miraculous cultivation technique and sets out to conquer Hollywood. Becoming a star and gaining popularity accelerates his cultivation. Absorbing the popularity of female celebrities also accelerates his cultivation. In this reborn, he has only three priorities: money, fame, and cultivating the immortal realm. On his path to immortality, power, capital, media conglomerates, and Hollywood's leading actresses, actresses, and rising stars all pursue him. Rebirth: Hollywood, American entertainment, celebrity, film, business, and cultivating the immortal realm.

The beaches of America are full of blonde sweethearts.

Traveling to the parallel universe of America in 1992, it's an entertainment desert. There's no Lord of the Rings, no Terminator.

Zhou Qingshan started his business by plagiarizing literature and built his business empire.

Back to New York in 2010, the golden age when a new generation of music queens collectively broke out.

Leon Smith smoked his cigarette and looked around, bewildered. "What could be more liberating than being a scumbag in Liberty City?"

"Of course, to be a rich and famous scumbag!"

Releasing albums, chasing after pop stars, playing with capital, being a thief...

Betrayal, lies, hypocrisy, and an undisguised worship of money...

But perhaps these utterly despicable acts are not considered sins in the rotten capitalist world?

Here, betrayal is rewarded and greed is a virtue!

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Good luck, scumbag! May the devil bless you!

[Interviewer: Can money get you everything?]

[Link: Absolutely.]

[Interviewer: Even a healthy body?]

[Link: I'm stronger than the world boxing champion.]

[Interviewer: And the top women?]

[Link: To them, I'm the sun. They compete just to bask in my light.]

[Interviewer: And true love?]

[Link: …Enough. This is Hollywood. You're asking me about true love? Get him out of here.]

A 120*53 yard green field, U-shaped goals spaced 18 feet apart, a whistle, 4 quarters of 60 minutes, 11 players on the field, a 30-man coaching staff, a 46-man roster, hundreds of sideline staff, tens of thousands of spectators cheering in unison, tens of millions of people watching from the sidelines, hundreds of millions of dollars in commercial sponsorship, this is just an ordinary football game weekend.

The winner gains both fame and fortune and takes everything.

The losers are sad and have nothing.

All

or

Nothing?

As a man who appears in multiple newspaper pages covering sports, entertainment, finance, business, technology, and culture, his public image is undoubtedly complex.

Those who love him say that he is the savior of the football field, the pioneer of commercial sports, the pioneer of Wall Street, the harvester of Hollywood, the godfather of Silicon Valley, an old friend of lobbying groups, and a beneficiary of two financial crises.

In the eyes of those who hated him, he became "a team bully with no professional ethics", "an unscrupulous opportunist", "the heir to Hugh Hefner's legacy", "an alien from Area 52", "a broker from K Street", and "a lackey of a media group".

"Ethan O'Connor is an absolute winner, both on and off the court." - TIME

Interviewer: “Mr. Brad, I hear you were quite the force in the boxing ring?”

Richard Brad: “That’s right. Just clinched the championship belt.”

Interviewer: “Impressive! But what made you switch from boxing to acting?”

Richard Brad: [chuckles lightly] “Well… a lot of people kept telling me I had the kind of face that belonged on the big screen. Said it’d be a waste if I didn’t try acting. I gave it some thought, and you know what? They had a point. I mean, when you’ve got a face this high-definition, it’d be a crime not to put it to good use.”

From the boxing ring to Hollywood, from champion fighter to award-winning actor, from a nobody to a tycoon—Richard Brad has always believed in one thing:

Good-looking people are never short on luck.

(Set in the American entertainment world, 1990s era, slice-of-life style—fellow enthusiasts welcome!)