I Become a Movie Star in the Strange Reincarnation Cycle

Author, do you know what first caught my eye when I read this book? It was precisely the protagonist's opposite body. That sense of the bizarre and absurd immediately came out. So don't listen to what others say. There will always be people who like it and people who don't. Just stick to your own opinion. This is not a flaw at all; it's a highlight!

Author, you keep emphasizing the protagonist's mental loss, but won't he be redeemed later? Please don't redeem him, author! This reminds me of some stories where the protagonist is portrayed as incredibly dark at the beginning, then says they've lost their mind, and then suddenly gets redeemed and becomes a saint. Please don't do that.

Why keep emphasizing who wrote the script when the stories are all original? And why keep saying the adaptation should follow the original story? This gives readers the feeling that you're copying a horror story, adding some scenes, and then replacing the original protagonist with your own. For example, in Journey to the West, you replace Tang Sanzang with your protagonist and then copy the whole book again. That's the kind of impression your writing gives. How can anyone be interested?

The male protagonist in the supernatural scenes is both decisive and insane, but when it comes to women, he's both sleazy and greasy. I'm outta here.

There's a strange issue: the protagonist's head and body are reversed, meaning all his joints are reversed compared to a normal person. His movements and appearance should be very different from ordinary people, which would seem odd to most.

Keep it up, author! There aren't many dark fantasy novels on Qidian these days. If I hadn't spent all my spare money buying Ukrainian souvenirs from their official store, I would have given you a tip.

Author, I think you could write a special post explaining this, or mention in the introduction that the works mentioned in the text are your original works. Several comments in the reader community have caused misunderstandings, so there are definitely more people misunderstanding than just those few. Instead of replying to everyone individually, you should post the explanation where readers can see it.

Wow, it's actually pretty good! It far exceeded my expectations. Great, very interesting!

@Reader As someone who has been reading online novels for over ten years, I have a few thoughts and suggestions about this book that I hope you'll take a look at, and perhaps even consider if you have the chance. First, I want to say that I found this book quite interesting. Here are my points: 1. I have carefully read all the chapters so far.

Did the author ever put their life on the line? Putting work aside to write full-time? I feel like it might become a hit.