The Poison-Tongued Movie Emperor's Blind-Date Life

I am Shennong. One day, I passed by the starting point, Hundred Poison Valley, and saw a herb that seemed like a divine food. So I picked it and put it in the grain basket on my bookshelf. A month later, I remembered this herb and took it out to taste it. After taking only three parts of it, it cured the poison I had been poisoned in my previous life. I included it in my book, "The Blind Date Life of the Poisonous Milk Movie Emperor". This is a divine herb.

Although I often regret clicking on the chapter comments out of curiosity, this time it's not because of those comments that I'm criticizing. I genuinely can't stand it anymore. I don't know about other people's tastes, but I really find the character of Cheng Yajie disgusting. I don't know why, but just reading about her makes me feel nauseous. Goodbye, bye-bye.

I stopped watching when I got to the part about renting a house; it was disgusting.

I originally wanted to see the main character make movies, sing, and act in TV series, but after reading several hundred chapters, I found there were too few chapters describing movies and related aspects. Also, you focus on two women, but you don't want both of them, so it became annoying and I didn't like it. I dropped it. I'll never subscribe to 100 chapters again. The third 100-chapter subscription is a turn-off.

The first three images were just okay. It's not like they worked in a slaughterhouse; where would they get such a massive killing spree, scaring everyone so much? A bunch of male extras were trembling with fear. Even though I know you're trying to portray good acting, this kind of photoshoot is awkward.

Han Geng is a box office guarantee, it almost made me laugh to death!

Actually, the writing is quite good, but it's a bit jarring that the lead actress, who starred in a movie with the national director, would then take on a web series, specifically the one about the Crown Princess. Generally, actors who primarily act in movies don't take on television roles; it's seen as a drop in prestige, unless the script is exceptionally good. Since the lead actress accepted the role, the budget for "The Crown Princess" must be significantly higher than in reality.

Wow, so Assistant Xia is just a useless tool, making her risk seducing scumbags, getting groped, and being misunderstood by her colleagues. And after it's all over, Cheng and Li didn't say a word, offered no compensation. The assistant doesn't ask for anything in return, but you two say nothing—doesn't that ruin your image?

I think the romance is dragging on too much. You didn't set the main character up as a harem character, yet you designed it to be so ambiguous. I feel like the character will fall apart later on! I suggest either sticking with the harem setting or quickly set up the female lead and focus on the main character's career!

From Lunar New Year's Eve until now, my girlfriend has asked for sex more than forty times 😒! Have we had any intimate moments together at home? PS: Mainly because I'm afraid to go out!