Taking on Challenges in the World of Film and Television

Also, I hope you'll write more about urban dramas and films. I'm so tired of martial arts and cultivation stories. (Please don't write about "The Courtyard House" and "Zhengyangmen" anymore; there are just too many of them. I don't even understand why there are so many of those two.)

Here's a suggestion: the protagonist should attract women and pursue a partner through his own excellence. Always sneaking around, taking shortcuts, and engaging in scheming feels too petty. He's clearly very capable, yet he's cheating on women behind their backs, which feels contradictory.

Yang Zixi

Yu Bingling

Liu Fei

My goodness, I'm truly speechless. Even if you're going to pick an older woman, at least pick someone with good looks! Yuan Quan is out of the question, and Tang Xin isn't even as pretty as Ai Bo'er. You're really going too far.

Shen Zhengyi

My previous book, "Infinite Heavens," had some problematic elements. Since it involved time-travel and movie/TV storylines, I decided to start a new book and try to avoid those flaws. I hope everyone will continue to support me.

This book is basically a Qidian version of "The Imperial Concubine," with very little actual content; it's mostly about pushing female characters.

Jiang Lai's part was poorly written. To be honest, her impersonation of Chen Fang's friend was almost as if she had nothing to do with him at all. It's difficult to explain later on, so why bother? The protagonist himself is an excellent person. With his experience from three worlds, what hasn't he seen and experienced?