A Superstar in the Age of Viral Fame

Actually, audiences don't hate young male idols! They just hate people with bad character! Back in the day, Andy Lau, Tony Leung, Louis Koo, Dicky Cheung, and Aaron Kwok were all young male idols! But their conduct after their debut brought a positive atmosphere to society! Unlike today's young male idols, who bring only arrogance, casual sex, drug use, effeminacy, and other negative phenomena! They're also unworthy of their status, have no representative works, and rely solely on their looks!

Thankfully, it's not that we dislike the new generation of handsome men. Everyone likes handsome men, and when our girlfriends call young heartthrobs "husband" or something, nobody really takes it seriously, right? Unless the woman is truly promiscuous enough to have a boyfriend and still go out for sex with young heartthrobs, then I have nothing to say.

The introduction itself is toxic... No matter how talented you are, good looks still pave the way.

Actually, young actors with acting skills can be very good. Take Wu Lei for example; when I watched him play the young Yang Guo, I felt his acting was better than that of the adults. Now he's 18 and he's starring in a series of hit dramas. I feel he's one of the top actors of his generation.

Good, very well written. Keep it up, author, and update more!

Silently taking notes in your little notebook, this is your second unfinished book...

Damn, is it really that hard to write? You finish filming the movie, quickly do post-production, then go on variety shows to promote it, then release it, and the reviews from casual moviegoers are overwhelmingly positive, the box office is a huge hit, the lead actor becomes a superstar director, and the fans go crazy! Is it really that hard to write? 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

The lead actor is getting too cocky. He's only had one TV series so far, and he's already going to make and direct a movie. Is he in such a rush at only 20 years old? He should make one or two more TV series to solidify his popularity.

I just want to ask one question: Don't scripts need to be approved? You can just film whatever you want? Also, have you ever seen an actor receive the same salary for two different dramas?

I remembered someone named Chen Minhao