Immortal in Entertainment

I really don't want to read harem novels. Just stick to a single female lead and don't introduce any second or third female leads. Either go straight to the harem and get straight to the action. It's better to avoid romance; just get it done. Trying to include both romance and a harem is ridiculous and disgusting. A single female lead is fine; even if the novel isn't well-written, at least fewer people will dislike it.

I posted something similar before, but it got deleted, so here's another one!!! I'm hoping it will include married life + Yun Wanyi's pregnancy + pregnancy life + twin sons + Su Yiyang taking care of the kids + Wife's Romantic Trip + Where Are We Going, Dad? I hope it doesn't end too soon; it's so rare to find a story with a single female lead in the entertainment industry that I really like. I wonder if the author of the one I wrote last time saw this; if they didn't, it'll be heartbreaking. 😢😢

When Yun Wanyi first appeared, many comments criticized her for being toxic and manipulative. However, I think this is the kind of love most men yearn for: an instant attraction at first sight, learning about her past and feeling sorry for her, longing for this to be their own love. Later, she's cautious yet proactive in pursuing you, her affections, though seemingly naive, are immediately obvious. This is probably the kind of early romance most people dream of.

I've finished reading all the books and have nothing left to read. As a girl, I actually don't want to read female-oriented novels anymore. I think I'm doomed. 🤭🤭🤭 (It must be because female-oriented novels have too many chapters.) 🤤🤤🤤🤤

Why do I keep seeing people say the female lead's character has "fallen apart"? I don't think so. Nobody stays the same. At the beginning of a relationship, who doesn't want to be perfect in front of their loved one? So you think the female lead was at her best then. But as the relationship deepens and they spend more time together, their flaws are exposed.

I'm tired of novels where the male protagonist is a smooth talker, frivolous and lewd. I prefer books where the protagonist is calm, composed, and has a free and easy temperament, and is elegant and charming. It suits my taste better. The protagonist of this book is well-developed. At least it makes you feel that if a star like this existed in real life, he would be a national male god!

I just want to know if this book ever has a "super update" period! It's so good! Three updates a day is torture! Or maybe the author should reveal the conditions for extra updates?

After reading Hu Ruolin's chapter, I felt a heavy weight in my heart. Perhaps only a fool who is deeply in love with someone can understand this feeling. I've always felt that Su Yiyang's choice was right. Although he once loved her deeply, he still had to learn to start over. Although I really wish I could take her all, it would be too unfair to Yun Wanyi.

I've only read 22 chapters, which is very little, but please don't accuse me of watching a pirated version and deliberately coming here to criticize. I'm just sharing my thoughts. I personally enjoy reading entertainment novels, and I'm offering some personal opinions. If the author finds them even slightly useful, please accept them; otherwise, just ignore them.

I've only read three chapters, but my intuition tells me this book has potential. It even gave me the feeling I had when I read *Perfect Life*. The language is fluent, and while the plot isn't particularly original, it never feels out of place. The scene of being dumped by the ex-girlfriend is also well done, with a good build-up. However, isn't the introduction of the female lead a bit too early?