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How could anyone play these roles without being of mixed race, especially considering it was around 2000? It's like casting a famous Chinese historical figure as an African—it just feels very incongruous. But if it's a wish-fulfillment story, then all that matters is the enjoyment.

It's a purely wish-fulfillment novel, it's alright, but as long as it's enjoyable, that's all that matters!

It just feels awkward to see foreign heroes played by Chinese actors. So when are we going to find a blond, blue-eyed guy to play Zhao Zilong of Changshan?

Setting the protagonist to be plain-looking is a mistake. Being ordinary is the worst thing an actor can do; you need to have a distinctive appearance to be memorable. Ugliness is fine, but make it unique; if you're handsome, make it charismatic so the audience remembers you. Then, with the system's support, the protagonist reaches the pinnacle—that's the formula, that's what makes it relatable.

How many people will be turned off by Liu Yifei as the female lead?

To be honest, this is the first time I've seen an opening like this; it's quite interesting. Even as a ten-year veteran of the genre, I could easily read it in one go. Entertainment fiction should be innovative like this. If they keep at it, even if they don't become huge hits, they'll at least produce high-quality content.

I originally came to see this book because the synopsis said it would bring Attack on Titan to the big screen, but then I found out that this book is truly addictive. Finally, the decision to skip to the Attack on Titan release phase and release five movies at once almost killed me.

No matter how amazing the makeup, it's impossible to turn a main character's face into a foreigner. Would the Spider-Man series cast a Chinese actor? Don't daydream.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that's satisfying without much rambling. The author knows how to hit the reader's sweet spot, making this one more worthy of popularity than those flaunting half-baked professional knowledge.

Spider-Man, I really can't stand this. Spider-Man is definitely in the top three most popular characters in American comics. And there's a good chance he's number one. I'm not talking about some unknown character, but could you tolerate Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei being Black in a Three Kingdoms adaptation? Or Sun Wukong being White in a Journey to the West adaptation?