Entertainment Begins with Young China

I read up to chapter 20, and initially planned to close it without commenting, but the more I thought about it, the more I felt compelled to speak up. The writing style is decent; so far, there aren't any idiotic or forced attempts at being pretentious. The beginning is quite good.

Chapter Seven of the Night: Putting blue and white porcelain on a talent show is a real waste, doesn't the author think?

At the end of the chapter about the couples on set, the female lead said she would allow the male lead to have sexual relations with other people and become a couple on set. I'm waiting for someone to tell me if this is a harem novel. P. S.: Why doesn't the author properly address these kinds of issues? Are they just trying to rip off readers? Are they really that desperate for a pittance?

Despite copying so many timeless masterpieces, the protagonists written by these authors still feel like mere internet celebrities, at best top-tier stars. Their status in the literary and artistic circles hasn't improved much.

Volume 2, Chapters 19 and 20. What's the meaning of attacking Chinese people? So you're not Chinese?! Perhaps you're trying to show off by quoting someone's famous saying, "I am Chinese, I am Chinese, who are you attacking?" Reported, you're welcome.

I just saw this book and was going to read the reviews first, but the review section was flooded with posts from someone called "You Chu Liuxiang". I don't understand this behavior. If you want to post pictures, can't you post them in one post? Why do you have to post one picture per post? Is that some kind of serious illness?

The beginning and table of contents are 99% similar to a book called "This Celebrity Really Wants to Retire," which is awkward. Who is the plagiarist?

I was driven away by the way Chapter 7 of Night used it, and you... Sigh, I don't want to talk to you anymore, I'm leaving.

Let me just say this: I personally think the author should finish this book soon and start a new one. Without the historical context of five thousand years of history, you're just making up another five thousand years. Without the foundation of your own pan-Han cultural sphere, no one will accept your fabricated five thousand years.

The usual tropes of showing off and then slapping oneself in the face are so-so, but the "five thousand years" really resonated with me. I've often fantasized about one day describing the brilliant five thousand years of Chinese civilization to people in another world. One suggestion: I hope the great sages of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism can be included.