When Qin Shi Huang plays a live-in son-in-law, Zhu Yuanzhang plays a villain, and Liu Shan plays a war king, history’s whole vibe goes completely off the rails!
Poor background actor Lin Xiaochuan activates a System, only to discover that every extra he recruits is an ancient big shot! Even more absurdly, these big shots let loose without a shred of restraint to avoid being sent back:
Emperor Wu of Han and Emperor Taizong of Tang come to blows over a maid’s role in a new drama. Li Bai clings to the director’s leg, begging for overtime: “I can write scripts and keep you company over drinks!” Even the incorruptible Bao Zheng puts down his execution blade and switches to playing a scheming concubine’s son. The gentle and virtuous Princess Changle, Li Lizhi, instantly switches to a sweet, innocent persona, bursting into tears and stealing the spotlight with her acting. The contrast leaves the whole set stunned!
A 996 work schedule? A blessing! Cutthroat competition? Business as usual! As long as they can stay and act, emperors and generals from throughout history will work themselves to the bone like office drones!
Watching these ancient people work themselves into a frenzy, Lin Xiaochuan clutches the mountains of gold and silver awarded by the System and weeps poverty-stricken tears. “Big shots, please stop working yourselves to the bone! I’m running out of room for all these rewards!”
It's visually appealing, but I think it would be even better if it were set in modern times, with ancient people coming to the modern world to film and earn their own money. Letting them earn money to buy modern goods and take them back would be even more interesting. But in this film, it's far too easy for them.
This extras recruitment book is hilarious! It features ancient emperors and princesses as extras in short dramas, creating a huge contrast and generating non-stop laughs. The plot is very interesting, but the pacing is sometimes fast and sometimes slow. Overall, it's very relaxing and addictive, and you can't stop watching it once you start. I highly recommend it!
It's alright, um, but I'm not used to praising the emperor a bit too highly... This is modern times, not their dynasty. He should have more confidence, and with the system around him, even if he's not arrogant or domineering, he should at least show some respect. He's demanding of others but unwilling to humble himself.
The fact that she didn't perform well in the drama she starred in with the two princesses is a point that others might consider problematic, but otherwise, I think it's alright and watchable. 🤔
It's not bad, but the scale feels a bit small, and it's a bit like playing house. Later it turned into a Tang Dynasty story, and a really bad one at that, so I dropped it.
I stay up every night to read this; the author is very talented! Keep it up! Please update two more chapters every day.
The idea is good, but it's too much of a groveling to these ancient people!
It's a pretty good novel (≧∇≦*), a super good novel.
It's quite good, but it ended too quickly. I've read quite a few stories about scenic spot performances from ancient and modern times, and this one is even more interesting than some of the highly rated ones. Why isn't anyone rating it?
I think it's quite interesting.