The Villain Movie Star Who Started Out as a Clown

What about your old hairstyle? You need to straighten it out!

I've read over 500 chapters. You rejected him even when he was practically throwing himself at you. It's one thing to not have a female lead, but this constant ambiguity is just ridiculous. You seem so high and mighty, I'm truly speechless.

Having a Chinese actor play the Joker is like having a Black actor play the Mermaid.

This book is such a classic, almost every sentence makes me cringe.

Damn, why is Yang Mi everywhere? So many articles about her, it's making me nauseous. I don't see what's so beautiful about her. So many people praise her, but I just don't see what's so attractive about her.

Terrible review. Speechless. This is an overly wishful thinking, harem novel with all sorts of ambiguous relationships, and extremely unrealistic plots. Every character, regardless of nationality or species, becomes infatuated with the male lead. Seeing various Western goddesses falling for him already left me speechless. A complete waste of time.

Is the clown your father or your ancestor? **Three to five hundred copies are still available.**

The first chapter states that even though he's already so famous and invincible in Asia, he still goes to Hollywood to be a lowly extra and even tries to snag a Joker role. This kind of worship of foreign things isn't acceptable; it makes domestic superstars seem inferior to Hollywood extras. Reading this makes me want to vomit.

This is utter nonsense from the start. With a budget as big as Batman, would they really let some unknown Asian guy play the Joker? Reality doesn't care about logic, and neither do novels, right?

What kind of crap did you write? So many women pursuing him and he doesn't even want them? There's not even a female lead! Does the protagonist only like men and not women? He just gives perfunctory replies to women, but he's overjoyed with men, chatting with them for a whole day. He's 100% gay! Why don't you just write a purely gay story?