My Dreamlike Years

This book is inferior to the previous ones. The male protagonist is hypocritical, masquerading as an artist while engaging in scumbag behavior. He's eager to climb the ladder and gain influence, yet also tries to project the image of a savior of the Chinese entertainment industry. Before even establishing himself in the circle, he's already setting up branch bases.

Female lead

Leave those women nearing 40 alone! They're all married with kids in elementary school! Three books in a row with the same characters—it's getting tiresome! Write something more relatable, like a movie, a variety show, flirting with girls—something lighthearted and funny! Stop having the protagonist constantly acting like they're representing Chinese cinema, all that somber, blood-soaked stuff!

I laughed to death, using the golden finger of rebirth, I let others be my boss, flatter my brothers and girlfriends, come up with my own ideas and scripts, and earn nothing, just give money to others.

A friend starts a company, and the protagonist works for free? What kind of writing is this? Is it a plot device that discourages readers from reading this kind of story?

Is Chen Liming the protagonist's father? Reborn and willing to work for him instead of giving up shares? Holy crap, this book is disgusting!

Misconception—Liu Yifei was promoted by throwing money at her😐 As a self-employed porter 🙂 Brothers, if you don't like it, please don't criticize! If you hate it... Then let's criticize! A master of deduction needs no deduction; all the necessary smears and rumors were already there ten years ago… The girl's acting skills weren't great, but they weren't necessarily that bad.

It seems this guy really loves Mo Yan. I used to at most not dislike him, but ever since he said that "the responsibility of literature is criticism," I really hate him! He only has an elementary school education, what does he know?! Where the hell do you put Li Bai, Su Shi, and others? I hate public intellectuals like Mo Yan for two reasons: 1. The father figure is too dominant;

He was about to be poisoned to death. The protagonist and his best friend Fatty set up a company, and then he contributed 200% to the company's profits. In the end, he only took 20% of the shares. The protagonist didn't want to sign someone, but the Fatty insisted on signing. And then in the end, it was the protagonist who worked hard to make someone famous.

From entertainment news on the internet, it started with Hong Kong entertainment, then moved to Korean entertainment, then to American entertainment, and finally to Chinese entertainment. Hong Kong entertainment must produce films like "A Better Tomorrow" and "God of Gamblers". Early in their careers, American entertainment companies almost always made films like *Shutter*, *Juno*, and *Chainsaw*.