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I don't like Zhou Dongyu; I think the female lead should ideally be an ordinary person.

I read this on someone's recommendation, and after two chapters I was completely hooked. Being late for work and getting slapped? This is a human being, not an animal! Even your own livestock wouldn't be hit so easily unless it did something seriously wrong, let alone a human. I've never seen a boss so arrogant. Criticism and deductions are acceptable, but the writing is just so-so. Goodbye.

After reading "My Film Era," it feels like this novel wasn't written by the same author. The protagonist in this film seems like a complete idiot, doing things in a wildly imaginative way. Today he's a security guard, tomorrow a gambling god, the day after a Peking Opera performer. Aren't you an actor? Can't you do something related to acting?

This is ridiculous. The author's writing is good, but it's too haphazard. This book has become idiotic, so I had no choice but to give up. I came from Millennium, but I just couldn't stand it anymore. Maybe it's because my previous books are so different from Millennium.

After watching "Recreating the Millennium," this is simply unbearable. The author's writing improved significantly towards the end, and the story structure and character development became much better—I'll give that a thumbs up! Keep up the good work, I'm going back to read "Little Fang's Story."

I'm a fan of the book "Millennium". The beginning was okay, but I didn't expect the female lead to be Zhou Dongyu. The truth or falsehood of various scandals involving women in the entertainment industry doesn't really matter, but Zhou Dongyu is genuinely not good-looking.

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To be honest, this book is terrible; it's not as good as the reviews say. The character development in the early stages was terrible, and I wonder if the data for this book is inflated. Sixteen or seventeen may be young, but they're not stupid, especially not orphans. They wouldn't be so irrational, would they? In the author's writing, the protagonist's many behaviors are not far from being mentally challenged.

It starts as a system novel, but the system becomes mostly irrelevant later on, and the story shifts to the protagonist's inspirational struggle. It gets increasingly absurd, so I advise everyone not to read it; it's a waste of your time.

You guys say it's good, don't you feel any remorse? I read a few chapters and I'm speechless. The protagonist is an orphan, not a prostitute. The protagonist is treated like a three-year-old, completely clueless.