
Simulator: From Movie Emperor to Entertainment Mogul
模拟器:从影帝到娱乐圈大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 535k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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240Chapters
19kRecommendations
27.1kFans
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Don't dwell too much on acting skills. The big box office is driven by casual viewers. They don't care about acting skills; they only care about whether the plot is good and whether it resonates with them. As long as the acting is decent, that's enough. Aren't there enough veteran actors in China? How many of them are actually contributing to the box office?
This is my last subscription; let's put a period to this. The character development is a complete mess. Goodbye to this book, thank you for the sweetness before. I just can't read any more of it now.
I've never seen anything beautiful about Zhao Jinmai. Is it just my poor taste or is the author's aesthetic standard different? She's not even as good as Han from the first book!
These past few days, Yi Yangqianxi has had a scandal, and now the protagonist in the fanfiction is also having his character ruined 😥. He's really keeping up with the times!
Dear author, I have a small suggestion: when writing, please don't overly belittle a character to highlight the protagonist. For example, the character Zhou Lei makes it seem like the author is heavily influenced by personal feelings, which isn't good for the work. This is just my personal suggestion; it mainly depends on the author's personal writing approach.
At first, I was happy to know it was a single female lead, and I kept giving rewards because I was afraid I'd run out of money. But then, after all that sweetness in the previous descriptions, you suddenly throw in this cheating plot! All that sweetness before made me nauseous.
With so many eyes watching on set, they actually did it. And they still want to be a career man? Don't they have brains? It's not about messing with a woman, it's about ruining the character's persona. He was so calm and idealistic before, and now that's all gone. He's sabotaged himself in both his romantic and career storylines, just to make the protagonist less dull and more realistic? I read books precisely because I want something unrealistic.
This is my last post. The main character's personality has fallen apart, so I'm leaving. But I wish Yao Hua all the best in her writing and that her works will become mainstream!
The previous post described how much she loved him, but this couldn't withstand the test of time.
😂😂😂Everyone else has a prenuptial agreement. They don't give their wives shares; truly wealthy families always have prenuptial agreements. The protagonist listened to Zhao's father and gave the female lead half of the fortune. That's outrageous.