The Superstar Career

I've watched it three times. The protagonist is calm and collected, with normal aesthetic sense; there are no villains lacking in intelligence either.

It was pretty good at first, but then they messed up the plot and broke up Gao Yuanyuan and the main character. It was clearly Gao Yuanyuan's fault for not being able to break up with him. Then they immediately turned around and wrote a female supporting character for the main character, leaving Gao Yuanyuan aside. Author, are you writing snakeskin?

I can't continue reading this book! 😥 I won't comment on whether it's good or bad; opinions vary. I'll just give you a spoiler: every girl likes the male lead, for no reason whatsoever—you know what I mean.

Everyone says it's toxic, and I didn't believe it, but after reading two chapters I couldn't stand it anymore. Three yuan for a steamed bun! Are you kidding me? Is there gold inside? Back in 2003, extras only earned twenty or thirty yuan a day, and they take fifty yuan from their head? What do they take? Blood?

They wrote about Yang Mi for so long, then ended up killing off Dilraba Dilmurat, but completely ignored Yang Mi...

Seriously, Gao Yuanyuan is practically a secondhand woman, why the need for romance? She was in her forties before her rebirth, how come the protagonist writes her like a naive young virgin? Can't we just go for the physical and not the emotional?

How handsome is the main character? So handsome that any celebrity or beautiful woman who sees him would want to confess her feelings immediately… Hehe… Tested and confirmed.

Author, to be honest, the romance in this novel is somewhat interesting, making it a readable "feel-good" story (these days, there are hardly any truly readable "feel-good" novels with compelling romances...). But then there's the awards, the box office... It's utterly uninteresting, just a flat, straightforward narrative.

I haven't even finished the first chapter of this book. The writing is so awkward. It's supposed to be an entertainment novel, but you've written it in such a pretentious way. If you want to be a literary type, go read a romance novel. You've come to the wrong place.

The plot is so bad I watched it several times but still gave up. It features a reborn orphan junior sister who has a crush on him; his girlfriend's infertility leads to a breakup, triggering a harem-like dynamic; his parents suddenly appear after a fire, leaving him helpless; and he's smugly pleased with himself for starring in a terrible movie.