Hong Kong Showbiz: Talk Money All You Want, Just Don't Talk Love

It was a bit pathetic at first, but then it picked up, and most of the book lovers who had been attracted to it left.

It's not bad, but the main character's idea of ​​partnering with others to start a company seems a bit unreliable. Why not just start their own company or studio? Of course, it's just getting started, so I hope they can collaborate. Creating something takes time and effort, so I'll support them first.

So far it's been pretty good. Although there are some logical flaws, there aren't too many bad points overall. More importantly, the plot is somewhat original and doesn't have those clichéd and awkward tropes, which makes it interesting to keep watching.

Very good, it really captures the essence of the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 80s and 90s. Unlike other ridiculous time-travel stories where the protagonist thinks they're invincible and wants to steal all the wealth, this one is much more interesting.

How miserable... I'm nobody, and I have to suffer all kinds of abuse.

It's alright, quite good. The only problem is that the script is given to everyone involved in the collaboration; the benefits should be a mutual exchange, not a one-sided sacrifice.

It's a pleasant read. I hope this book doesn't involve harem elements, doesn't stray from reality, and doesn't reflect personal likes or dislikes.

Pretty good, at least it's logically consistent 🤭!

I'd really like to know what songs are included in "Clouds Are Burning"?

This is truly a great article about the entertainment industry!