Chinese Showbiz, 2000

As long as Liu Yifei isn't the main character, I'm fine. I get scared just seeing those three words now.

The portrayal of Li Hong's intelligence is downplayed; none of the female hosts on CCTV are naive, they are all ambitious.

It started strong but ended weakly. The plot was alright up to chapters 43, except for the somewhat toxic Yan Liang storyline. But from chapter 44 onwards, it started spewing toxicity and disgusting the readers?! And judging from the plot, it's obvious you knew these were the toxic points and deliberately wrote them—filming for four or five months, more than 10 hours a day, forcing all the actors…

Don't write so much about family matters. Getting engaged and giving a dowry so early, at only twenty-something, is too early. If the protagonist is getting married so young, will he have a prenuptial agreement? After marriage, isn't the protagonist afraid of his wife divorcing him later? Without any constraints, why does he think that if he cheats and has fun, his wife won't divorce him?

Seeing that they sold the Avenue of Stars program made me lose interest; the writing gets more and more idiotic! Your subordinates sold the project without consulting you, and you just let it go so easily? This was CCTV's flagship program back in the day! Doing business like this will never end well. And you just sent two people to do things worth tens or hundreds of millions of dollars? Don't underestimate human nature!

The author may have been misled by some readers in the entertainment comment section, perhaps due to survivorship bias. Seeing the fierce criticism in the comments, they assumed everyone was tired of "The Poet Immortal of the Tang Dynasty," so they came up with some "new" female leads.

The best female lead is sweet.

I saw that Korean films were no longer available. If you want multiple women, you shouldn't get married. And if you're married, don't make such a fuss. This hypocrisy is disgusting.

The Hollywood storyline is poorly written; there's really no need to mess around with Hollywood. You think you can conquer Hollywood just by being a director? In reality, it's about national power and politics. The American storyline is only suitable for investment.

I followed this book on QQ Reading from an older author, but after reading dozens of chapters, I really can't continue! Did the author sell their account? Compared to the previous book, it feels like two completely different authors. They keep insisting on casting "Evil Flower" in a TV series—that woman is an insult to the country! Do you really like her that much?