The Villainous Heavenly King

Weaknesses: The plot is flat, lacking dramatic highs and lows, and there are no villains causing trouble. The male lead has a smooth journey, and this newcomer, only two or three years into his career, manages to impress a host of veteran actors with his acting skills.

Mr. Cao said: I'm so happy ٩(๑^o^๑)۶ I'll lift you up high

Pig Trotter Idol Teacher Bao

I'm speechless. "The Piano in a Factory" only grossed 6 million, and you inflated that to 300 million in the book. If you want box office success, why don't you go for high-grossing films? This is outrageous! You're practically poisoning my brain. Goodbye.

Here's my personal opinion: Now that protagonists are often typecast as villains, it's difficult for them to transition. Therefore, we need a character who starts as a villain but later, with reasons that are acceptable to the audience, transforms into a positive role. This transition allows for a wider range of acting possibilities.

It's ridiculous. I didn't want to watch anymore after seeing the part about writing songs for Huang Bo. They copied 12 classic songs. Actually, Huang Bo's singing isn't that good. They didn't even check if those 12 songs were appropriate before copying them.

I suggest avoiding a single female lead; it makes the story less interesting. Personally, I recommend considering the three beauties from Xinjiang and the four beauties from the Legend of Sword and Fairy series, depending on the circumstances.

I've read over 200 chapters, and I've really lost the motivation to continue. It's too bland. To be honest, many comments say the protagonist is incredibly simp, and that's absolutely true. From the beginning, with his singing, to his girlfriend, he's constantly fawning over her. Actually, in Chinese entertainment novels, you don't even need a female lead, but you need to create some climaxes.

Good, keep it up! The pacing doesn't need to be slow. You can make good use of your background as a graduate of the Beijing Film Academy with formal professional training. Has anyone booked the female lead? I recommend Zeng Li 😃, the most beautiful girl in the Central Academy of Drama's 1996 star class.

I've been reading this book for three months now, and I've really lost patience to continue: 1. I'm not a fan of Zhao Liying, but I agree with her earlier actions; actors should let their work speak for itself. As a protagonist with an unfair advantage, she lacks even this basic perspective, focusing on variety shows instead of her work, making her seem very low-class. 2.