Back to the Past for a Better Life

Disgusting! They had a crush on each other for four years, were together for two years, and at most held hands, never even kissed. Then he directed his own "artsy romance" with someone else... I've seen that movie; the sex scenes had "close-ups." Close-ups prove there couldn't be any misalignment—amazing! I must have been a fool to click on this novel!

The female lead is actually an actress, and she's the sole female lead, acting with other people. On screen, they have to portray a couple, right? That inevitably means some scenes will be a bit off-putting. Can't the sole female lead be someone from outside the entertainment industry? Your writing is so good, it's destined not to be a hit.

Writing entertainment articles is fine, the beginning was all good, but the main problem is that only your movie has hugging and kissing scenes, and the female lead has never hugged or kissed him. Thinking about how his own woman might be all lovey-dovey with other men in the future, I suddenly feel like the protagonist is being cuckolded.

😅😅I can't hold it in anymore! I remember this movie had a kissing scene, right? The main character dragged his girlfriend to film a kissing scene with his buddies, then had her touched by a stranger and was still happy about it. Meanwhile, he and his girlfriend just held hands. So innocent! This is so innocent! 🤗

This is the most logically structured book I've seen in terms of the protagonist's identity, career development, and overall business layout. The career storyline is the most extensive, yet it doesn't feel abrupt. The protagonist is both intelligent and emotionally intelligent. It deserves a 5-star recommendation, but the handling of his identity needs improvement as his career progresses.

To be honest, single-female-lead novels in the Chinese entertainment industry are a bad thing.

Many comments in the entertainment novel comment section say they want to read novels with a single female lead, but have you noticed that novels with a single female lead generally don't perform as well as those with multiple female leads? 🤭

It's a bizarre setup. In his past life, his family was in a similar situation. In 2000, the protagonist, from a family worth billions, ended up in his thirties or forties, a complete failure, and died while working as a bar hostess… In this life, he's a top student going to drama school… Shouldn't the proper path be to study economics and management at Tsinghua University…

She kept saying she was wary and resentful of someone surnamed Lin, and then she even brought someone else to her company. Her reason for disliking her was that she was too smart, and the male lead was afraid she would see through his secrets. This is ridiculous! You yourself said your parents were old friends and wouldn't betray you, yet you still put on such a smug face.

After reading the comments, I'm too scared to read them again. The comments say the female lead is most afraid of this kind of thing when filming. Why don't wealthy people let their children marry into the entertainment industry? Doesn't it feel awkward to see your woman hugging and kissing someone else?