Hollywood: I Don’t Care What My Movies Cost

I just don't understand those people who write novels about Chinese entertainment, American entertainment, especially Korean and Japanese entertainment, in a 2D pure love style. I've been reborn into the entertainment industry, and I can't even daydream and do whatever I want? What the hell am I supposed to gain?! Is someone deliberately whitewashing this?! Or is someone secretly brainwashing us ordinary people?!

This kind of novel is practically toxic... No concern for cost? Do you believe they could make a $3 billion North American box office flop...?

The author's biggest shortcoming is their inability to post their own images. The handling of Anne Hathaway's situation was also poor; she got involved with someone else's production, then took advantage of them and then accepted them back? Regardless of whether it was a casual fling or not, isn't that off-putting? Hmm, maybe it should be changed to "it didn't happen yet, but she regretted it and came back." Finally, the updates are too infrequent; more updates are needed.

Monthly pass sent, the more beauties the better! 😍

Seeing Liu and her companion, I couldn't stand it anymore.

I can tolerate her being reborn with a cheat code and still wanting to be an actress, but buying a company and still having to call her subordinates "auntie" just because she slept with her daughter? Since it's about American entertainment and the protagonist is an American, can't you just be straightforward?

The only character I can't stand so far is Anne Hathaway. This is supposed to be a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment novel, full of random fantasies, yet you still wrote something disgusting. Was it even necessary? Absolutely not. I really don't understand what the author was thinking. Even a newbie who's been reading for a year knows that giving away female characters is a major flaw. Either don't write it, or don't include them in the story. This is just plain stupid writing.

Reading chapter 31, I kept wondering what the main plot was. What can the male protagonist do after his rebirth? All I managed to read through chapter 31 was find him playing poker with women. It seems the male protagonist just wants to play poker every day and use his cheat-like abilities to make money. I can foresee him sleeping his way through Hollywood. There's no main plot, just endless poker on his mind.

You don't care about the cost, you care about the subscription fee.

When I first saw that the author had written about the internationally tainted film "Memoirs of a Geisha," I wanted to report it.