The Movie Emperor Starts Out as a Villain

The part about the parents was disgusting, wasn't it? The original owner of this body is dead! Do you think he would be willing to support parents like that, especially since they're not even of legal age to support their parents yet? And he earns over a million a year. Does he really think celebrities make money so easily? Given the evidence and the fact that everyone knows right from wrong, what significant impact would this have on you?

All the characters are original, so I can't relate to them. After reading more than ten chapters, I still don't understand whether the protagonist is a time traveler or not; it's too simplistic.

A beautiful neighbor who wants to become famous, or a beautiful roommate, will definitely like the protagonist. She will definitely seduce the protagonist when she is drunk. The protagonist will first touch her and kiss her, and then say that he can't do this. Is this a plot point that every entertainment novel writer has to include? It's the kind of plot that starts with extras; almost every book has this kind of scene.

The writing is good, the plot is good, and the character design is decent. It's a pity this book won't be a big hit. It's completely fictional! It severely lacks a sense of immersion, and the addition of original characters and stories only makes it more chaotic.

My beautiful neighbor is so adorable, everyone loves her! It's hilarious!

Just a heads-up, this is fictional entertainment; don't get too involved. If you don't like it, just leave and don't waste your time like I did.

The beginning was okay, but the parental plot twists later on were disgusting 🤢, and the song-stealing was awful.

It's well-written and quite skillful. Those people who say your book won't be popular are just saying that because you didn't indulge in their fantasies about female celebrities. You should know the difference between idol drama stars and actors. It depends on your own abilities and your own thinking. There aren't many good books to read on Qidian anymore.

I quite like it, but to be honest, if you're not in a rush to get ahead, I'd venture to suggest you keep writing, just as a form of practice. My next book will follow the example of other entertainment novels, featuring a female lead as a wife, or even a dozen or more female supporting characters.

To be honest, the more I watched after the character with the surname Liu appeared, the less interesting it became. I'm giving up.