I Proved the Dao and Became a God in the World of Film and TV

Five stars! Not mindless or invincible, it follows a united approach and avoids arrogance—truly excellent. With AI, the sincerity is gone. There's a subtle, almost imperceptible use of certain words in every sentence, mainly due to their excessive use. Writing slowly without AI would certainly have its unique aspects, but it's a shame for a book that started off quite well.

So far, it's non-toxic, logical, manipulative, and quite enjoyable. The negative review that said the protagonist is like a child with a silver spoon in his mouth, completely defenseless, was indeed off-putting. I immediately turned off when I saw it, and if I hadn't seen it twice more, I wouldn't have even bothered reading it if I was really desperate for something to read.

After reading over 40 chapters, overall it's not bad. However, the way it uses the female lead's explanations to tell us readers makes me feel like I'm clueless. 🙂 So it feels a bit padded out. Since the plot hasn't even gotten to the main storyline after 40+ chapters, I think the pace could be sped up.

Leave a comment 🤭Dude, your synopsis and title basically made it clear this was a quick transmigration novel, but when I came in, it was a film and television variety show. Did you even consider your target audience? Quick transmigration and film and television variety shows are practically two extremes. The pacing of quick transmigration is too slow.

Well written, quite engaging. Looking forward to the next installment. What I don't understand is how you're handling the huge timeline, especially the relationships between Qin Huairu and Lou Xiao'e. And what about Liu Rusi, the spy? Even with her status and position, she can't protect the main character. Keep it up!

Generally speaking, it's not exciting enough. The protagonist travels to the past without any indication of when he'll return to the modern world. Other characters return to the modern world to replenish their resources, like in a game, but this book has only appeared in the film/TV series so far.

This instance is taking too long. Either rename it or hurry it up! 🤦🤦🤦

The writing is passable, so why is the score so low? I estimate it's around 8 points. That was premature praise. Ever since leaving Beiping, his left and right brains have been at odds, one moment he's completely in control, the next he's underestimating everyone else. He even stubbornly refused to leave the first instance, so there's a reason for his low score.

The story is good!! The storytelling is human!! Unlike other system novels where everything is just about completing tasks and lacks humanity! Seeing Tian Dan recklessly acting recklessly? Are you a time traveler?! It's a pity the book has lost its humanity! I only realized this after reading further.

The plot is a little slow, but it's still pretty good.