An Old Man’s Chinese Entertainment Industry

After watching "You Are My Glory" and being captivated by Dilraba's beauty, I'll stick with her.

Fatty, write well this time! From "Love to Fight" to "Fatty Han," from "God of the Hill" to "Glory," you've witnessed the peaks and the troughs. I hope this is a new beginning. Don't forget your original aspirations, keep going!

Dilraba is invincible

By chapter ten, I really couldn't continue. Fatty, can't you get rid of this pretentious, artsy habit? Preaching, agonizing, back-and-forth drama—why does every book have to have this? Can't we just let the protagonist have a smooth ride? Why does it have to be everyone's dislike before a triumphant comeback? The more you twist the logic, the more twisted it becomes.

Author, you've come this far, don't you even reflect on this? What kind of plot is this? Your pretentious artsy attitude is way too severe! The key is that you don't have the talent of a true artsy person, it's all just pretentious affectation.

The author should tone down Han Cuo's personality a bit, unlike the protagonists in the previous books who were so extreme. Han Cuo isn't an orphan in this book. Regardless of whether Xiao Zhao ends up with him or how she treated him, during their relationship, he should have genuinely treated her like his own woman and pampered her.

Are all the readers of this book over 30? The comments section is mostly filled with longtime fans. As a newbie, I don't understand the first few chapters at all; it's too chaotic. The protagonist's age is so different from his real age, it's a bit awkward and frustrating. Most readers these days are between 18 and 27-28, so having such an old protagonist just doesn't make sense. What are they going to do later on? The overall writing style feels very depressing.

Fatty, you're really sick. You rushed the ending, and now, not long after you reconciled with Li Ruodi, Xiao Zhao is pregnant. You should have added a harem element; a single female lead isn't like a single female lead at all, with a simp named Lin Xuan constantly by your side. You've written this book into a complete mess.

The realistic style is really unbearable to read. It's still about someone in their 30s, not exciting enough. There's a reason why your bland realistic style is performing poorly. I suggest the author take a look at "I Really Don't Want to Fight with Gods".

Write well, keep it up! Still posting a message to put it on sale.