This Actor Is a Little Too Convincing

Personally, I think that if you've already traveled to a parallel world, there's no need to bring real-life celebrities into it. Writing about those celebrities is pointless; no one will come specifically to read about them just because you wrote about them. Personally, I find it awkward to write about celebrities. I wouldn't read it if real-world celebrities appeared in a parallel universe.

This book is also known as "The Story of How My Fierce-Looking Appearance Made Me Unable to Find a Job and Had to Go Home to Inherit the Company, and How I Was Dragged into Becoming an Actor While on a Trip with My Wife."

100 Pounds... How could you possibly make me think of a fierce and evil person?

The first chapter describes the protagonist as being unable to remember anything about movies, music, or books, and not even making a single attempt to learn them. Then, later on, the protagonist is given a new set of abilities: he remembers almost the entire plot of movies and TV series, and all the melodies of the soundtracks.

What the heck? At first, I thought the protagonist was just an ordinary person who couldn't find a job and was just chosen by the female lead while they were out having fun. Then suddenly, it turns out his father is a shipping magnate and no one dares to mess with him (it feels like a plot device that was just thrown in).

The beginning was alright, but the quality dropped drastically after the canal was blocked... It feels like a different person wrote it.

The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist is portrayed as a vicious and menacing character, but the various descriptions in the text contradict the protagonist's behavior and characterization, making the reading experience feel awkward and out of place.

I specifically cast a monthly vote to comment. I don't know if the author is a newcomer, and I can understand that their writing skills are immature, but the illogical plot and the fact that it doesn't conform to common sense make it really hard to keep reading. The sheer awfulness of your first script is evident from the numerous complaints in this chapter.

One of the key reasons Batman is so popular is the popularity of his comics. Similarly, the Joker's popularity stems from the comics, but more importantly, from Heath Ledger's superb performance. Harry Potter became a sensation first with the novels, and only later with the movies. Good grief, you're starting from scratch and immediately asking for Oscars? Who gave you the audacity to do that?

Seeing Harry Potter suddenly develop depression makes me not want to watch it anymore. Watching it would be a waste of money.