The Global Movie Star Who Started as a Villainous Extra

It's not badly written, but it has a few questionable elements. You're using pseudonyms for real-life celebrities, yet you still created an original female lead? If you're writing about Chinese entertainment using pseudonyms, how can you expect results without using a few familiar actresses? The low ratings aren't without reason. However, aside from the romance, the rest of the writing is passable. I'd give it a small recommendation. 😰

I wonder if the plot after Flying Swords of Dragon Gate could be changed. I want Yu Huatian to win. The main problem is that the later episodes were just too bad, a stark contrast to the earlier ones. It's not that I'm saying this because Yu Huatian is too handsome. But speaking of which, Chen Kun's portrayal of Yu Huatian is really handsome, hehe, the nickname "Factory Flower" is truly fitting (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

The script seems to be moving a bit too fast. Let's not even talk about a minor role in Kung Fu Hustle, but in SPL and Tsui Hark's films, these are important roles. It's impossible for them not to participate in promotions or anything like that; they can't just be acting and have nothing else to do.

The timing is so chaotic. They just finished filming *Kung Fu Hustle* and immediately started filming *Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons*. The ten-year gap between these two films is awkward. Stephen Chow's state of mind ten years ago is different from now; his insights are different too.

What the hell?! Not only did it release 30 chapters in a row, but it also kept writing about filming, one after another. The filming and subsequent release of the movie didn't even take time. This is utter nonsense!

This is perfect for beginners unfamiliar with the film industry. There are so many talented actors who only get a few minutes of screen time in movies because they have connections, management companies, and capital. Big-budget films, on the other hand, practically fill every role.

Around 2003, did Alipay even exist? Dude, that's a bit funny.

Who is the main character, Xu Nuo or Han Xiao?

It can only be said that it is an ideal entertainment novel. It is too idealistic and thinks too well of those in the entertainment industry. People are arranged by people with strong backgrounds. People without backgrounds will not even look at you. Otherwise, you would think that Stephen Chow has been around for ten years before he found an opportunity.

Please read "Global Movie King," "Global Villain Movie King," and "Global Movie King Starts as a Villain Extra." I suspect the author wrote three books under different pseudonyms, with almost identical content. The first was written two years ago, the second the year before, and the third this year. When this book went on hiatus, the other two were updating; when this book was updating, the other two went on hiatus.