Showbiz: I Steal Director Chen’s Project, and the Actresses Are Desperate to Improve

Actually, the writing is alright; the harem-building theme suits Feilu's style. It's just that the setting is a bit too early. But that's okay, there were so many beautiful women back then, and you chose some of the average to below-average looks—La Ying, Ni Ping, the Princess, Lin Yilian—they're all so ugly! However, I've already subscribed to the whole thing.

You're the most cowardly author I've ever seen when writing entertainment fiction, and also the most careless and casual when it comes to naming characters. You're so cowardly that you changed everything except the surname to homophones. Li Lin? Is Li Lin unusable or something?

Keep Monica Bellucci's flower ball! Don't waste it on someone else!

He doesn't get along with Huang Sanshi, so he might try to steal Sun Li's thunder in the future.

What kind of nonsense is this? The protagonist's dream is to become a director, but he doesn't go to the directing department but goes to the acting department instead? Is he sick? It's like saying you want to be a man and then turning around and becoming a woman.

400,000 Words. "Farewell My Concubine" hasn't even been released yet, it's too padded out. At this pace, you could write a few chapters and still not make a few movies. Speaking from a reader's perspective, what do readers want to see? For me, I want to see the shock and praise from everyone after the protagonist achieves success.

The author has higher standards, doesn't she? It's a matter of personal taste. Xu Fan and Jiang Wenli are really just average, but the rest are quite beautiful.

It's well-written, but this is the first novel I've ever read that features an eagle. It's pretty... Whatever makes you happy...

Has it been abandoned? Why isn't it updating anymore?

It's crazy to get so obsessed with every woman you meet. Just pick the really exceptional ones.