The Movie Emperor Superstar

Can we expedite the process? They keep bringing up Qi Xueying, even though she's the designated female lead. But what we want to see is Zhou Le's story, do you understand? It's really annoying that these past few chapters have been focusing on her.

Holy crap, author, what's wrong with you? You were writing perfectly fine, and then you suddenly jumped to a 2018 TV series? This is so off-putting! Are you just giving up on writing?!

It looks like it's going to flop. With so many professional actors these days, it's highly unlikely they'll try to rise from humble beginnings like this.

It's the first time I've read a book in so many years and I really hate the heroine. I agree and give it a thumbs up. I'll see how many book friends feel the same way as me.

I just want to ask, is it a single-female-lead story or a harem/multiple-female-lead story? Several Chinese-language novels have misled me because I don't read single-female-lead stories. Personally, I think a single-female-lead story in the entertainment industry is nonsense. In the entertainment industry, money and power are everything. You need a handsome young man with influence; a single female lead is just ridiculous. I read for enjoyment. Please let me know.

The female lead is absolutely toxic! I feel like female leads in entertainment novels either have to be outsiders, or have a completely fictional background that they can embellish with—beauty, celebrities, even fairies will do. Or they can just pick from real-life celebrities. How can you have a real-life background and celebrities on one hand, and then suddenly introduce an unknown, pure, and innocent female lead? There's no such thing as a perfect scenario!

This kind of blacklisting is really vicious. At most, it just means depriving your company of resources. What era are we living in? Besides the State Administration of Radio and Television, who else can blacklist you?

I honestly can't understand what the author and the agency were thinking when they wrote such a long plot. Given the protagonist's current fame and acting skills, could an agency of this size really be able to blackmail him? They weren't even hiring a top-tier agency back then. If a talentless young actor were blacklisted and lost his popularity, that would be understandable.

The author should take a look at Lin Ergou and Tangren Media. Tangren is known as a powerful company that manufactures high-quality products. What kind of company does the protagonist own? Furthermore, Lin Ergou only paid 1.95 Million yuan in compensation after losing his lawsuit against Tangren Media. Did Tangren Media blacklist Ergou? On the contrary, Ergou's situation is getting better and better. Zhu Jiao is much more capable and famous than Er Gou now, right?

How much would the penalty be for breach of a 20/80 economic contract? I never intended to break the contract, but the problems only multiply as time goes on. Goodbye.