From the Start, I Made Tianxian’s Mom Drool, and I’m Collecting Stars in Showbiz

Can you please avoid repeating the mistakes of the previous book? The previous book used the butterfly effect in the early stages, with the four beauties and several of the younger generation all having their first sexual experience. Later, while some still had their first sexual experience, the protagonist started having affairs, even involving unmarried women.

The pacing of this book is alright, but... Dude, are you in such a hurry to give up? For example, some of the pretentious moments, like the album's huge success and the online buzz, I hadn't even gotten into it yet, and you just summarize them briefly and immediately jump to the next scene?

If you had gotten into Tsinghua or Peking University, given your exceptional talent, your mentors and friends would have been at least local management or project leaders in 20 or 30 years. But you went to Beijing Film Academy? Back then, the idea that education was useless was prevalent.

From the Heart, please write less about Hollywood in this one! The previous book was almost 40/60 about American and Chinese entertainment; Hollywood wasn't very interesting. The domestic entertainment section on Feilu is much more relatable.

Author, if you continue down the same path of pleasing everyone, making the early heroines virgins and the later new heroines unmarried and promiscuous, I'll avoid your books like the plague. I don't even want to call it problematic. The early fantasy setting, with everyone being virgins, I accepted that.

Dude, stop complaining about low subscription rates. If you could just write a satisfying and engaging storyline, giving readers a few moments of enjoyment, would your subscriptions be low? You're bad at writing dramatic scenes, aren't you? You build up the anticipation in the first few chapters, then suddenly there's some Asian sensation, and that's it… you jump straight to the next plot point.

If you're only working sporadically and don't feel like writing anymore, just say so.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline.

If you don't want to continue writing, just say so. Don't make people wait until it's almost time to update before asking for leave. Is it really necessary to do this every time?

I watched the Nezha movie three times. It's a purely domestically produced special effects film shown internationally, exporting pure Chinese culture and showcasing the strength of our motherland, which is why I've supported it multiple times. I can only say it was purely impulsive consumption.