Hollywood Production

"Hollywood Production" by 白色十三号 tells the story of Duke, a director who elicits public adoration and critical disdain. His blockbuster films, characterized by rapid editing, constant action, and high-impact audiovisuals, thrill audiences and pump adrenaline to the limit. Duke's philosophy is simple: "I made the movie for the audience," disregarding critical opinions. He injects a potent dose of male excitement into global entertainment, commanding attention whether loved or loathed. The narrative features a confident, cunning, famous, and talented protagonist, a wealthy playboy in modern Hollywood, who may be a transmigrator using modern knowledge in the entertainment industry. Despite some rushed or slow parts and potentially caricatured characters, the novel is generally considered enjoyable for fans of the genre, especially those who appreciate transmigration themes. The protagonist, lacking a system or "golden finger," relies on his own experience to make an impact on the film industry.