The World’s Greatest Director

You are an excellent author; I hope you keep it up.

It's well-written so far! I'm giving it my support, keep it up!

Just finished reading it, and it was pretty good. However, the way the principal schemed to get money from the protagonist's father, and the way the classmates were portrayed... The author seriously underestimated the power of the CEO of a near-leading company in the county, and overestimated the principal of a small-town high school.

Having read up to Chapter 30, I have a few questions I'd like to ask: 1. The whole school is targeting the protagonist and his father. Did I miss something in the plot? What heinous things did they do to cause this? 2. It doesn't feel like a fictional world. What kind of characters are the main characters filming in TV dramas? Original or semi-original works don't have a high sense of immersion.

Let me share my thoughts. First, the book's strengths are: it's highly professional, the action feels realistic, the writing is decent and doesn't feel detached from the story. The concept is also quite good. However, the disadvantages are also obvious. First, it's filled with filler and unnecessary details.

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I've read four chapters, and that woman is really annoying. I don't know if she's the female lead. I don't understand why they wrote about a thief and then tried to whitewash him; it's kind of disgusting.

This is a web novel, especially a new one, so the pacing can't be slow, or it'll easily flop. The main plot of getting into the directing department was well-paced in the beginning. The part about working was also passable. But the part about filming a short film after entering university was noticeably dragged out.

I'm speechless to see so many people saying Zhang Jue can't be whitewashed. She already said she found it; the protagonist went back to the internet cafe and couldn't find her, so he called her a thief. Yet people keep saying she stole it. They skim through the text without paying attention and then criticize her in the comments.

After being splashed with feces, this kind of young male celebrity is 100% doomed, no matter the reason. What's the selling point of a young male celebrity? Just imagine him with feces on his head. Even if he's innocent and was accidentally hurt, and people might sympathize with him, he's still doomed.