Showbiz: The Most Long-Suffering Movie Emperor, Begged by the Entire Internet to Start a Fundraiser

You can actually retract a like?!

Can elderly people borrow shared bicycles?

"I'm Not a Medicine God" paired with "The Lone Warrior"? Doesn't it feel a bit awkward?

I initially thought this novel would be quite entertaining, as it depicts an award-winning actor living a life of poverty. Seeing one woman after another later on, I felt it was all falling into a cliché. What will happen to Yin Xue if he donates all the money? Should he let the director's daughter eat instant noodles with him? If the main idea remains the same, I think it's better to have no female lead. The most acceptable female lead is Yu Xiaoya.

Writing about donations might resonate with fewer people, and there might not be much of a sense of identification, but I still dare to write it down. The author may have actually been to mountainous areas.

If you want to be sophisticated, you don't have to write about old-fashioned phones. Why don't you just write about eating steamed buns every day?

If I have to donate all the money I earn and don't get a single penny for myself, why bother being a celebrity? I might as well just go work in a factory and tighten screws.

Can anyone answer this?

I hope Lin Gu will accept Du Xiangwan's firm stance against being together. A woman suddenly appears out of nowhere, questioning the protagonist. The protagonist, initially defiant, quickly gives up his studio's profits because the woman cries. Then, not long after, his brother raises further suspicions.

"Lone Warrior" feels too intense and doesn't quite fit the theme. There's no need to use that just for hype; the original theme song is better.