In My Rebirth, I Want to Be a Great Entertainer

Can it be less clumsy? It feels like an assembly line. It's a joke the whole time.

The last few articles I wrote have been a bit encouraging. I don't understand why the protagonist has the advantage of being reborn and is a director with a box office of over 100 million. Why does he still insist on opening a company with Ning Hao and giving each of them 50% of the company's shares? If I continue to write like this, I will definitely not be able to pursue it anyway, and the author will not care about losing a reader like me. Hey

Hong Kong was still playing knitting in 2006! It wasn't 1949, it was simply 1999 when we surrendered to the Kuomintang.

Starting in 2006, Xiangjiang can only be the originator of young models.

After being reborn, Wei Sa wants to be a star. Shouldn't the female star who wants to sleep with be the one who fixes the root cause? I wanted to be an actor, but I was famous for being surrounded by paparazzi exposing my private life and sleeping with female celebrities. I really thought being an actor would be easy! What I dislike the most is being an actor and running a company. People's energy is limited and they only want to do whatever they want. The purpose of rebirth is to enjoy happiness, not to be busy all day long.

Hong Kong's glorious era was the 1980s-2000s, the peak era of beauties and movies.

The backgrounds of the characters are too complex, and the author especially likes to write about family. He always writes about his hometown, hometown, etc. If he doesn't mention it, you will die?

Directors are the most tiring. Actors just have to play their own roles well. Do you think there are any handsome directors in the entertainment industry? Do you really think the director doesn't want to be an actor? You can become a director only if you don't have good looks. Look at Jackie Chan, Stephen Chow, and Andy Lau, they are directors and they act themselves! I have been watching movies for decades, and the directors I remember include Wong Jing and Stephen Chow! Nothing else

Author, your way of writing about running around with relatives feels like it's just a hammer here and a stick here and there. It looks very messy. If it weren't for Liu Shishi and Yang Mi in the character card, no one would have read it. The first chapter about gambling seems to be a capital entertainment route, and what you wrote later is a pure acting route. I feel that the protagonist is very stupid.

If you like the book, please invest in it and follow it up. Thank you. At the cost of being single for ten years, I promise that I will never have sex.

Setting up a Taiwanese identity is also speechless, a failure.

There is a problem when writing about niche movies. Few people have seen them and they have a poor sense of involvement. Also, they are not popular. How much do you write about the box office? It's less boring and more unreasonable. It can't be said that any movie that is not popular is not a good movie, but there is a reason for it. Why does it become popular if you make it? Starting today is only a year or two later than Crazy Stone. There is no Stone Fire. Why do you have a higher box office than Stone?

There was a shitty thing going on in Hong Kong in 2006! Only go directly to the mainland

I just read a dozen chapters and wanted to comment on them, but I found that they haven't been published yet.

The fact that the heroine doesn't want to be publicized has nothing to do with the fact that the hero is a scumbag, right?

Why don't you make a Hong Kong movie? After all, I was born in Hong Kong. Han Zhan and Wushuang are both pretty good. Why should I make a movie?

Post a post for Liu Shishi. I read this novel when Liu Shishi flipped through the character card. Uh, what can I say? The writing is a bit too streamlined and there are not many details. It is just a movie that won box office and won awards. Yang Mi has more scenes than Liu Shishi. Liu Shishi didn't write much in the first 100 chapters. I clicked it in because of Liu Shishi. The scene turned out to be numb.

The first two movies looked okay, but what the heck are wolf teeth?

Don't even write chapter titles? Fight the beggar!

No wonder most of the protagonists in Qidian are in orphanages. This book makes it clear. If you don't know how to write, don't force it. It seems awkward if you have to write about some family ties. Also, don't include personal information or copy information for comments. It's very clumsy.