My Acting Is Explosive

The author may have been misunderstood by the market. Seeing so many people recommending harem novels or requesting a single-female-lead story, it's clear that there aren't many books that actually prefer a single female lead. However, those who like harem novels wouldn't make such claims; after all, one should maintain a respectable image 🙂. Therefore, I completely ignore those who say they hope for a single female lead, give them a thumbs up, and continue reading 🙂.

The male lead seems like a saint. He spends money to train young domestic directors in a competition, but they look down on him and are full of disdain. The latest chapter is even more saintly; someone desperately tries to ride on the male lead's name to scam money and then runs away. And then the male lead suddenly appears to take the blame and clean up the mess—it's completely inexplicable.

What kind of ancient entertainment novel is this? The female lead is Yuan Quan! I haven't seen her in years.

First, I came here for the acting. So, they started by making a movie, and well, it was a decent movie. But then it became a global sensation, only to be relegated to minor roles domestically due to a five-year ban. I'm furious. Second, after all the build-up about him becoming a player, he ended up single after the movie was filmed. In summary, it's well-written.

Female lead

What were you thinking, trying to localize Juno? A movie that glorifies teenage pregnancy? Let alone twenty years ago, even now it would have a hard time getting approved. Besides, the values ​​are warped. Giving birth to a child just to look cool and then giving it away? Are you kidding me? ┐(─__─)┌ Furthermore, it doesn't fit the national context at all.

Do you know why it flopped? The single female lead was the source of its success – going against the grain!

If you're still trying to make money, then I have to say, author, you either need to change the dialogue between the male and female leads that you think is humorous, or choose to entertain yourself.

He wants to be a playboy, but he only has one female lead, and it's a Chinese entertainment company!!

I've noticed that entertainment novel authors are less courageous than real-life directors; they worry about this and that the moment they choose a film, they're already fretting about it. If shows like *In the Name of the People*, *The Anti-Corruption Storm*, and *Love of Mountains and Seas* hadn't come out, they probably wouldn't even imagine daring to make them.