The Entertainment Industry Wasn't Supposed to Be Like This

Entertainment novels have been all the rage lately, and this one is quite unique. Usually, entertainment novels rely heavily on the protagonist's "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered advantage), progressing step by step from talent show episodes one through three, releasing an album, appearing on a major variety show, a low-budget drama, a big-cast drama, and finally becoming the sect leader…

This is a good book showcasing the author's broad knowledge; it doesn't simply copy and paste, but offers its own interpretation and refinement. It also avoids a mindless, overly explicit approach, like going after just any woman. The book next door about a 21-year-old woman having a 48-year-old wealthy woman's child is insane—the son is several years older than the protagonist!

This book is truly excellent. I initially skipped around while reading, but when I got to the part where the movie was being made, I found it so good that I skipped back. The protagonist's development seems fantastical at first glance, but it's genuinely compelling. I especially recommend and praise the adaptation of the movie's plot, particularly the development of the story.

🔥This is a real gem! Entertainment should be like this! All entertainment-related stories are practically unconventional and invincible; you absolutely can't suppress their level. Starting at the peak and dominating all the way is the right path… Just enjoy the thrill!

The adaptation of the film is quite clever, but considering the reality of domestic censorship, it's impossible for it to be released in China. Furthermore, given that the lead actor became a sensation singing English songs but has never released a single Chinese song, it's likely that someone will soon label the lead actor as a prime example of "worshipping foreign things and fawning over foreigners."

It's great, especially the adaptation of the movie; it's absolutely brilliant.

This book performed poorly, with very low readership and collection numbers, so it didn't get a chance to be featured. I hope everyone can help promote it! The book is truly cold. I've been writing for two months, and the data is terrible. It's so cold. I'm struggling to persevere, persevere, and persevere some more.

The author writes too verbosely, constantly repeating the male protagonist's great achievements.

I haven't seen this kind of writing in a long time—a brisk pace, a successful stroke of the pen! It gives it a dreamlike quality! But it's online literature! It's all about the thrill of watching; reality is exhausting enough... Whether it's releasing an album or making a movie, there are too many steps involved, making it impossible to be as simple as described in the book.

The author has some talent, but he always likes to exaggerate the protagonist's achievements, which is a bit off-putting.