Chinese Showbiz: My Double-Cultivation Life with the 85 Flowers

I just realized you wrote *The Cultivator* too. Your writing has clearly improved. While this book had some flaws and unclear explanations in the beginning, it got much better later on—no mindless writing, and the narrative flows smoothly. Plus, the updates are consistent. It's pretty good. The only downside now is that the author is as steady as a rock, never releasing a lot of chapters at once, damn it.

It's alright, the characters are all quite well-developed, but it's a bit frustrating. I guess this doesn't count as a "feel-good" story.

I finished reading it in three days. To be honest, I've read at least 80 to 100 entertainment novels since I started reading Battle Through the Heavens in 2009. This one is definitely in my top five. I've also read a similar one, which, according to the author, involved working as a celebrity assistant and screenwriter. That one was more realistic, and the protagonist didn't have any cheat codes.

After reading the synopsis, I thought it would be similar to the previous book, with some behind-the-scenes elements. However, after reading over a hundred chapters, I found it to be different, and the writing style really suited my taste. Although it still has some cultivation elements, it's well-integrated with entertainment. I hope it doesn't stop updating and that I can write more!

It's very well-written, currently my favorite harem novel set in the entertainment industry. The author's writing is excellent, the story is engaging, and all five female leads are well-developed. It's much better than typical harem novels. Although it's not a typical "feel-good" novel, it's still very enjoyable to read. The male lead has the best personality of all rebirth/transmigration novels.

This book is an exceptionally excellent harem novel with an entertainment focus. The plot twists are subtle, and the author has a wide range of interests, providing a very satisfying read about celebrity gossip. Many of these gossips are things we already know or have heard of, but the author's understanding is more comprehensive. It also covers a lot of aspects involving financial maneuvering.

The author is truly an expert in the entertainment industry, having read so many novels on the subject. You belong to the most professional group, and your writing is impeccable. It's just that the cultivation didn't seem to have much effect; it would have been even more satisfying if it could be combined with improving one's own abilities.

The happiness that people pursue throughout their lives is not in the past, nor in the future, but in the present—the scenery before their eyes, the food in their bowl, the people around them. Fear not the future, do not dwell on the past, cherish the present! Well written, with substance and depth.

It's well-written, and the plot flows very smoothly. However, there are quite a few flaws in the plot regarding the male lead and Yang Mi. While the male lead does help Yang Mi a lot, she seems to take advantage of him, and the male lead appears to care deeply but acts indifferent. He also comes across as indecisive. Author, keep up the good work!

It's good 😘 The descriptions of the entertainment industry are very detailed, unlike some books where all you see is Wen Chao's work and constant interaction with the female lead, with very little focus on his own career. Overall, this book is pretty good.