Reborn: Starting Out as a Manga Adaptation Screenwriter

The female lead is so despicable. She's clearly a nobody who can't even get roles, yet when the lead actor offers her a prime-time lead role, she still mocks him, while the lead actor fawns over her. It's truly ridiculous.

If you're looking for pure and innocent girls, film academies have plenty. I wouldn't dare say a dozen, but you can definitely find several. Anyway, you said you don't need much acting skill, so why bother with that girl surnamed Yu? It seems like there aren't any pure and innocent girls in the world except for those with the surname Yu.

Honestly, chapters ten and eleven were quite discouraging. I understand this is an inherent contradiction and conflict, a kind of build-up technique. Some people have commented that's how begging is, isn't it? Don't have the superiority complex of a transmigrator; who knows you'll definitely succeed? That's true.

Could you please write less formulaic plots and more about how Earth-based works are portrayed in other worlds? What's the point of adding ex-girlfriends and blond-haired clowns—the most disgusting villains in the opposing camp—even when plagiarizing? 🤔 The first script the author wrote for the protagonist's filming was pretty good. I haven't read it, but your writing was quite touching. However, the mention of the ex-girlfriend and the blond guy immediately put me off. 😅

Live-action adaptations of anime rarely become hits; many Japanese anime have been adapted, and they all flopped. Therefore, this novel has no basis in reality.

I feel like I've been poisoned by Initial D. Movies and TV shows always have warnings about dangerous stunts and advising against imitation, but the protagonist actually teaches viewers to drift? Are they trying to ruin the competition? They could easily have someone try to imitate the protagonist's drifting and cause an accident, then take the whole show down. This isn't how you portray a protagonist as awesome.

To make it easier for other readers to choose which anime to subscribe to or read based on their favorites, I've created a thread to organize the anime series from the beginning to the end of each book.

With so many classic and wildly popular anime, why write about these niche ones with fewer fans? Slam Dunk, Prince of Tennis, Digimon, Pokémon, Dragon Ball, Doraemon, Detective Conan, Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Fullmetal Alchemist, Qin's Moon, Under One Person, Ultraman, Marvel series, Superman series—so many hugely popular anime! Who's going to read these niche ones? What are you thinking? Don't you want to become famous?

The romance scenes were toxic. Xia was somewhat acceptable, but Yu was so manipulative. Being manipulative isn't inherently bad, but at least she showed some concern for the male lead. However, she lacked any warm interactions with him—no genuine care, concern, or willingness to do anything for him. Instead, she only focused on becoming his girlfriend, subtly hinting and pressuring him.

I don't understand why you insist on choosing only Japanese dramas? You're only familiar with a small minority of them. And don't you think China has any good dramas? Besides, I think the themes you chose are too simplistic. Romance is one thing, since almost everyone, regardless of age or gender, has either longed for or at least dreamed of it. But what's Go?