I'm Really an Actor

Having read about a hundred chapters, and having checked the table of contents and comments, I find the writing and plot to be excellent—a rare gem among Chinese entertainment novels! It's definitely top-tier reading material, but there are a few flaws I must mention:

Opening up new content is great, but choosing the wrong target is frustrating. Making a commercial film in America is fine, but choosing *The Demon World* ruins the image. The author only cared about their own enjoyment without understanding the story behind the film. *The Demon World* isn't just a simple blockbuster; for decades, it has been a symbol of Western fantasy novels.

Everyone, stop waiting. I pulled some strings and asked around; the author, Park Chang, has been arrested for 😐 years and won't live to see him again. Stop waiting...

The author's writing style is acceptable, but when he's filming Hollywood movies, there's always a strong sense of incongruity. I barely made it to the part about Lord of the Rings before I couldn't bear to watch anymore. The financial crisis story is a bit outrageous. While "The Pursuit of Happyness" is based on a true story, the Lord of the Rings story is... Can you imagine foreigners making a Jin Yong adaptation or a Journey to the West story? It just feels out of place.

I've been keeping it up for a while now, and I just remembered to check it out today. It's well-written; I wish you good luck with your results.

How to put it? This novel portrays the author as righteous and awe-inspiring, yet he manipulates women's emotions, yearns for the so-called superiority of the West, and enjoys the conveniences brought by Eastern traditions. He criticizes society but not himself.

1. Female lead issue A major contradiction in rebirth novels is the mismatch between physical and psychological age. When men reach a certain age, they eventually realize that career is the only measure of their worth, so they become more realistic than their peers and don't want to end up with nothing. When it comes to relationships, they are also unlikely to be so naive and stubborn.

Don't just focus on sleeping with beauties in the film and television industry. There were many beautiful women in the modeling industry in the late 90s. Don't let them go! Since you're already indulging in this, don't waste it!

The updates were stopped without even a word of explanation. Author, do you do everything like this? You have absolutely no regard for your readers. You'd better not start any more books, or I'll smear you relentlessly.

1. The day the nation goes bankrupt The original story is set in South Korea, and was filmed 20 years after the Asian financial crisis. The director could have offered a more incisive reflection on society at that time. However, if you film it then, the only possible theme is a nationwide effort to fight against international financial predators; otherwise, it wouldn't have any box office success.