The Best Movie Star

Although I am not a racist, I still have to say that black people are a real scourge on this world, and I really hate them.

Why isn't the author criticizing Natalie Portman anymore? That doesn't make sense...

Next time, just use the full name once, and you can use the abbreviation afterwards. This will reduce the amount of filler text in each chapter. It's rare for you to subscribe.

I couldn't read two chapters and couldn't continue. A perfectly good book was ruined by the character development. A Chinese construction worker with only a junior high school education suddenly becomes incredibly confident and thinks he can make it in Hollywood after arriving in America? It's like a Congolese junior high school student coming to China and suddenly being brimming with confidence to enter the entertainment industry? It's fucking toxic.

A migrant worker transmigrates into the entertainment industry without a system. How can he make it in the industry? How can he act? I won't despise myself, but even if you gave me 100 rebirths, I still wouldn't know how to act. Brother, we've never been exposed to these things before. Even if you were reborn 100 times, it wouldn't make a difference. I can accept doing some business, but if I don't know something, I don't know it, and it has nothing to do with being reborn.

It's all just padding the word count. If you're going to write about filming, just focus on filming. Why do you have to bring up all this nonsense? A simple pre-filming military training exercise has been stretched into over twenty chapters, all useless drivel. It's either targeting the main character or the main character is sabotaging others.

And that part about returning to China—you, a foreigner who'd never been to China before, spoke fluent Chinese and wrote fluent characters? Tell me, where did you learn that? A Chinese tutoring class? A private tutor? Self-taught? Did your agent know? Not having gone to university and having to correct your accent for so long when you first became an actress proves you have no language talent.

The double standards are a bit severe, but the rest are okay. When he was an actor, he made all sorts of demands regarding treatment, asking for exorbitant prices and then negotiating on the spot. He demanded 20 million plus a share of the profits for the sequel, and wouldn't discuss anything lower.

While it's also a lighthearted, entertaining novel, this one differs significantly from other online novels. No matter how tragic the beginning or how tortuous the process of other novels, you believe that the protagonist will succeed in the end. This novel gives the impression that if it weren't a novel, you would find it hard to believe that someone like the protagonist could succeed.

The later parts were pointless and felt forced and pretentious. He could have easily brought more bodyguards but never did, and when trouble arose, he single-handedly took on several people. Where did he get that kind of confidence? Did he think it was hand-to-hand combat? He's watched too many Hollywood movies. One-on-man gunfights? And every shot hits the target?