From Hong Kong Island, I Make Yesterday's Goddess a Star

It's quite good, a down-to-earth version, not as exaggerated. However, since it's not the kind of story where someone becomes a billionaire in just a few dozen chapters, it should focus on movies with songwriting as a secondary element. The main focus should be on movies; making them yourself is one thing, but you need to invest in some.

This is a very good book, I don't know why I rated it so low. I personally feel it should be in the 8.5-9 Range. Although the writing style isn't particularly sophisticated, it's easy and comfortable to read. The plot is tight and doesn't drag, keeping you wanting to keep reading.

This is a good story about a reborn director, but it focuses a bit too much on gangs. Why can't a reborn director be a womanizer, trying a little of every woman? Is that what makes a satisfying story? Aren't men all about money, status, and women?

The style is spot-on. It portrays a realistic side without being overly dark, leaving room for various readers. Those who understand will find their own interpretation, while those who don't will still get a glimpse of the whole picture. Although the subject matter isn't mainstream, achieving such a style, plot, overall perspective, and attention to detail is truly remarkable. Five stars! Definitely worth reading! 👍👍

Hey, not bad! This has potential! A gentleman passing by... With a wicked grin, I've done some calculations. This book has the potential to be a huge hit. Author, you might consider sacrificing your rest and leisure time. Let me do the math for you: three meals a day, one hour; sleep, six hours; and then one hour of rest. That's 16 hours a day for writing.

I'm a writer myself, and I've seen the latest updates of this book. To be honest, I think it's quite good. I've also read the comments section, and many people have talked about things like gangs. For the protagonist, struggling at the bottom of society, leveraging power is crucial.

It's highly praised for being very good, but the romance isn't great. Even if you don't want to hold onto these famous actresses of that era, you should still have some of them, like Rosamund Kwan, Loletta Lee, Zhu Lin, Yang Yuying, He Saifei, Chen Hong, and Zhang Li (Xue Baochai) from mainland China, Teresa Teng from Hong Kong and Taiwan, and Akina Nakamori from Japan.

Overall, it's pretty good! Nobody's perfect! The protagonist's character isn't exactly good, but he's not bad either! He's someone who always seeks revenge and repays kindness! He's a flesh-and-blood character, a reflection of the personalities of most people in reality!

Although it's a reincarnation story with the protagonist possessing a past life memory, it doesn't have an exaggeratedly overpowered start. The plot is tight and complete, realistically portraying human nature. There are a few shortcomings, but overall it's good. I look forward to the exciting plot developments that follow (avoid clichés and simplistic plots, keep it up!).

The novel is relatively realistic, although the author made some assumptions along the way. However, this made it easier to write, so it's not a major problem. Although it features multiple female characters, it's not a harem novel and is worth reading.