Showbiz: I'm the Strongest Villainous Movie Emperor

This book is well written and I enjoyed it, but I have a suggestion. Don't write about filming content all the time. If you write too much, you will easily become mentally exhausted. You can write about life, feelings, etc. As appropriate. As for variety shows, you can participate less.

As a senior bookworm, it is not easy to find a book that I like. I hope the author will update it more and have more content, and not just write about filming.

It's nice, but it just keeps writing about filming. You can write about other things, such as fans' feelings when the movie is released. It's better not to keep writing about filming. You can take a look, it's good.

It's not bad so far. You can reduce the number of jokes in the filming. The most important thing is not to have a female protagonist. Even if there is a female protagonist, don't be with that Yang Mi.

I just kept filming, and soon I ran out of time. I wanted to film more variety shows to add more entertainment. I also hope to have a single female protagonist.

The author's writing is superb, and I can imagine the picture just from the text description. Although it's a bit presumptuous, could the protagonist play the villain King Snake in Kamen Rider Ryuki?

It's pretty good to watch, but the plots are pretty much the same, and almost every protagonist has to be changed.

It's pretty good, but there are a lot of movies that I suddenly appear in. I can add a little bit of fun in life, or a variety show, but don't do too many mindless pretense and slap in the face. If you describe those good movies too early, you won't have much to look forward to and watch later.

This novel gives full play to the villain's temperament and exudes the villain's unique charm, as if his soul is fully revealed in front of the reader.

It would be better if the female assistant was made plumper, the rest is pretty good