The Unfamous Movie Emperor

Dear author, I have a small question. Did Zhang Ziyi, Liu Ye, Hu Jing, Qin Hao, Tian Yu, and others save the protagonist's life or something? A group of students who are still in school are playing supporting roles in the protagonist's movies and each of them is getting a share of the box office revenue.

I really had to get this off my chest. I saw people in other comments praising the book, and seeing its long word count, I thought I could overlook some of the flaws. And indeed, I selectively forgot about many of the earlier issues. But the main characters are just classmates who haven't even graduated yet, and they're constantly asking for a share of the box office!

Using "Best Actor" as a book title is too superficial. To write about Chinese entertainment, one should at least understand the food chain relationships within the entertainment industry, right? A Best Actor award isn't valuable; box office appeal is.

The main characters' classmates all received a share of the box office revenue? Other big names only received salaries? Isn't that nonsense? What capitalist would do that? It's not like the main characters fully invested in the movie. Would a capitalist share their money with others?

I don't know when it started, but a wave of Zeng Li fans has emerged in the online literature circle. But to be honest, among the 1996 actresses, Yuan Quan and Hu Jing are definitely more attractive in terms of temperament and looks. And Zhang Tong's figure is more commanding (after all, she came from a series of historical dramas like *The Love Story of the Tang Dynasty*).

Forget about Ang Lee's films; going would only be a disgrace. Look at how much Zhang Ziyi suffered. Ang Lee hugged and encouraged everyone on set every day, but he made an exception for Zhang. In *Red Cliff*, look at who the main characters were: Zhao Yanzi was a supporting character to Lin Daiyu, and Tong Dawei was a minor character. What is the main character going to do?

I first read this book in April 2023. As someone in the industry, I knew or had heard about many things, including how films are made and how actors train, which made me feel engaged. The author's control is strong, the plot is excellent, and it often brought a knowing smile to my face while reading. For a 50-year bookworm, this book is a gem among the best.

Well written! (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ Keep it up! I love Lili! It would be best if there weren't multiple female leads, but the author should still write according to their own ideas.

We don't object to you writing about multiple women, but at least don't write about people who are overly special like Faye Wong or Zhang Ziyi! It really doesn't resonate with me, and what you wrote before seemed like a single female lead, but now it's...???

Most people who quit the group did so after seeing the prophecy; newcomers who saw the prophecy also left, and then there were hardly any people left.