
They've All Gotten Too Deep Into Their Roles!
她们都入戏太深了!
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
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- 2y ago
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This book is plagiarized. It's exactly the same from the second chapter onwards. The original author already has over 400 chapters, and yours has only just been released. Don't try to argue, I won't listen. I never believe anything without evidence, unless you present proof of your 400+ original chapters, then I won't believe you.
All writers of entertainment articles should pray that Liu Yifei's career doesn't collapse, otherwise 9 out of 10 of them will be doomed.
Shennong has already tested the poison. The character's personality is inconsistent; she's portrayed as innocent and naive in the beginning, but later she even goes so far as to get on public transportation. Those who enjoy this kind of writing might want to check it out.
I don't understand why the protagonist, as a reborn individual, would sign a gambling agreement with Tangren Media. If he wins, Tangren will give him a personal studio; if he loses, he'll sign a ten-year slave contract with Tangren. The first thing they'll do to trip him up is to sign the gambling agreement. It's utterly insane.
I can't understand it. The protagonist has cheat codes and isn't short of money, yet he's fawning over Lu Tailang just for the sake of box office success. I've been following this story all along, and suddenly I'm being fed a mouthful of crap.
Speechless. What the heck is this "donate reward" thing?
If you're trying to curry favor by donating a Qin Dynasty sword as a reward, do it properly! Can you explain how you acquired and preserved this antique? Don't end up being caught as a tomb raider instead of a good sycophant.
You could first play a stock market guru or financial expert to acquire financial skills, then use those skills and precognitive memories to build capital, and finally bring your own investment to join a production team or produce your own film or television series.
I find it strange that this book isn't dead yet. It's neither erotic nor has a plot; it just occasionally describes how handsome the male lead is and what kind of gigs he's doing. I don't understand what's so exciting about it; it's as bland as plain water.
The more I write, the less interesting it becomes. I see no results for the TV series, no results for the movies; it seems like all I do is wallow in women, but I haven't slept with many of them. I really don't know what I'm writing about.
The system is a complete waste. Since the benefits are only based on the role, the lead actor's level, and the acting performance, and not on ratings or box office, why doesn't the protagonist proactively create some film or television works that complement the cheat system to maximize their benefits? What's the point of investing so much money? It's a pure waste.