This Director Has No Ambition

A standard outline for a Chinese entertainment novel: Wasted in my past life, reborn now, in an orphanage, new recruits join. Three major institutions, here I come, good personality, wonderful classmates. Writing scripts, learning directing, teachers like me, highly regarded. World Cup, earning extra money, finding Ning Hao, clinging to his coattails. Stone succeeds, as expected.

Now that I'm middle-aged, I've genuinely come to prefer single-female-lead novels; I can't stand harem stories anymore. I don't know if it's because my mind has calmed down, or my kidneys have calmed down.

I'll support it as long as the female lead is a celestial being.

I came for the female lead, the white moonlight in the hearts of a generation, unlike other actresses who are too promiscuous.

The male lead makes movies for the female lead, releases albums, writes songs, and stands up for her. They've been together for two years, and dozens of chapters are about to be published, yet he's still emphasizing that they've only held hands and haven't even kissed. Is he really that innocent? It feels so fake. Is this male lead some kind of reincarnated person?

It's from the same studio, right? There's another one with an unreliable director.

The writing is terrible, the dialogue is childish and immature, just like someone who hasn't experienced the real world. The author is probably still a student.

This is a pure romance novel. I read the one that was free on QQ for a limited time, where the protagonist was giving away shares for free. I couldn't even finish reading it for free.

The main character is such a simp for Liu Yifei.

It's a bit of wishful thinking, but I'll wait and see since it's a single-female-lead novel by Lao Liu. If it's good, I'll subscribe to the whole series. I've read too many books already, and I can't stand harem/sedan novels anymore. 😴