The Director's a Bit of a Rascal

I'd like to ask, who is the female lead?

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At first, when I saw a bunch of big shots praising the protagonist after the Rongcheng University meeting, I thought it was so fake. Normally, when big shots encounter a talented junior, they should offer support from a position of authority and respect, not like this—completely shameless. I didn't want to watch any more of it.

I picked up the book again, and it all fell apart in Chapter 5. I tolerated your earlier attempts to get rid of those two troublemakers by not paying them. But then you struck first, and your reputation and credibility are ruined in that instant. Even if your company releases Avatar, nobody will want to watch it.

If you're going to write about movies, just write more about the movies themselves, the boasting and the face-slapping moments... There's too much random stuff here, it's tiring to read.

I really don't want to see too many people showing off and then getting their faces slapped in the face. There are just too many.

That's too much. Just one movie and... All sorts of award-winning actresses and directors are fawning over him. What about the directors and actresses who have directed and starred in dozens of famous films? What are they compared to him? In reality, people who become famous with one or two movies and a few songs rarely bother to get to know them. At most, someone might mention it and say, "I think I've heard that name before."

The first chapter is already over-the-top, so I thought it would get more normal later. I skipped through a few chapters, but the author exceeded my expectations, not only maintaining the over-the-top style but also becoming increasingly lewd and obscene. The title mentions a director, but I won't write much about movies and TV series...

Uh... I'll fight you if you say this book is toxic!! So good (jduwnsjsjsnsjsnndudhsnalkzmjxxjjj) foaming at the mouth

The subject matter seems acceptable, but the names of those big directors are linked to reality, yet they insist on changing a word to indicate they're fictional. Why not make them completely fictional? This is both awkward and jarring! The supporting characters are clearly entirely fictional; why have the writing skills to develop the plot but not to write about a few big directors?