Showbiz Dog Food

The book is good, but I still gave up on it. I just couldn't stand a director going on to direct and star in his own film! I wouldn't mind a cameo role, but I don't understand why every book about directing has to create an all-powerful protagonist. Wouldn't it be better if the director just told a good story in each film?

This looks so much like "My Wife Is a Superstar" 😁

We're in the same entertainment category, no wonder you look so familiar, I often saw you promoting yourself in the circle before, hahaha. You've already got it heavily promoted while I'm still running naked... Your editor is so lucky, I'm so envious! 😭

I've read a few chapters. The writing is alright, but even setting aside the plot holes, there should be a minimum standard for logical reasoning. Randomly changing some background elements will affect the overall reading experience; it would be better to just delete everything. First, the entertainment industry is developed, but the film industry lags behind?

You didn't even bother to think before you copied? It's so bad, you can't even copy properly, what's the point of writing anything at all!

The female lead is very unlikable. The male lead has clearly stated that he will not help her lie, but she still tells her family that the male lead confessed his feelings to her. She doesn't care about other people's feelings at all, just for her own sake. She has serious character issues.

I have a question about entertainment novels: why only start with directors and not with screenwriters? In terms of writing, you can look at films on IMDb or those endorsed by famous directors and actors, watch their stories and content, and try to imitate and learn from them to create your own writing, instead of simply plagiarizing and copying real-world content.

I was just about to praise the author for writing well and refusing to be a backup option when I found out in the second chapter that I had become a simp. Is it really fun to pretend to be a couple and deceive a senior who has been kind to me?

I'm starting a thread. The opening is modeled after "My Wife Is a Big Star," but the protagonist's profession is different. You can also see that the author has a certain level of writing skill. I hope the author can write with their own style. I'm adding it to my collection.

The more I read the blind date scenes, the more familiar they seemed. The plot, from inviting the protagonist to seeing him off downstairs, was exactly the same. I can only say that the male lead in that book was reborn and became a TV program director working at a television station.