You Don't Know How Much Fun Being a Director Is

This one doesn't seem right. I'd rather watch Reborn Great Director, Demonic Great Director: The Era of Blockbuster Films in Chinese Entertainment, The Abnormal System in the Entertainment Industry, and The Villain's Mother is an Empress. That's much better. 🤓

I basically stopped following it in the later stages. I don't really like stories about constantly surrounded by women! But it's frustrating that the author is clearly a womanizer! Plus, the novel's premise of Wang Fugui being popular both domestically and internationally meant that I found the entertainment aspects less appealing and less engaging later on. However, now that it's finished, I still feel I should come back and give it a shout-out 🌹. See you in the author's next book! 😄

Why are so many female leads in Chinese entertainment novels played by Liu Yifei? Did she pay for it?

I spent over twenty days of my free time searching for information on thousands of female celebrities, and compiled the following comprehensive list, categorized by age group and tier (first, second, and third tier). I've tried my best to correct any instances of falsified birth years found among the female celebrities.

They've artificially elevated Liu Yifei's acting to godlike status, praising her as a Cannes Best Actress and an Oscar Best Actress winner. I'm disgusted. Don't they know what Liu Yifei's acting is really like in reality? Forget international film awards, has she even won a Best Actress award in a domestic film? This is just blatant hype; it's sickening.

At the end of Chapter 605, the author mentions that Director Quan has already "slain" 50 women in the book, asking if everyone can count them correctly. To make it easier for readers to follow along, I've compiled a summary of the order in which the women are recruited in the book.

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry. ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Many celebrities in the entertainment industry like to change their age to be younger. Those marked with ❓ are suspected of falsifying their age. 1975~1979 Chen Zihan (1975), Li Xiaoran (1976 or 1972?), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977), Qin Lan (1979), Chen Qiaoen (1979) 1980~1984

The entire book revolves around filming movies, then listing box office figures upon release. The filming process and plot are glossed over. I dropped the book after reading about 400 chapters, from the American entertainment industry back to the Chinese entertainment industry.

It's a passable read, but so far it's been rather bland, lacking any real climaxes. You could pick it up if you had nothing else to read, but it doesn't really draw you in. The main plot feels scattered; by now, I have absolutely no recollection of the protagonist unless I'm reading the rest of the book.

During the Immortal King's wedding, none of the actresses from the Wang Dao faction tried to catch the bouquet, knowing that spot was out of the question. To avoid any misunderstanding with Director Quan, they simply stayed far away. Wang Quan originally wanted the three beauties from Xinjiang to be his bridesmaids, but Yang Mi stopped him, saying, "When you get married, I'll have the pillars of my Mi Shi (Yang Mi's company) as your bridesmaids!"