Wouldn't It Be Reasonable for a Stunt Actor Like Me to Pull Crazy Stunts?

I hope the author will take note: the protagonist already has attributes nearly twenty times that of an average person. Things like dark circles under the eyes and staying up all night are simply impossible. There's too much content being swallowed up.

The character's physique keeps improving, and he doesn't play with any women. Is this a novel written by Yang Wei? How could someone with such an inhuman physique not play with women and still not have any reaction? I don't know what the author was thinking, coming to the entertainment industry to play at pure love.

So far, both the writing style and the plot are quite good, with few major flaws (aside from the dorm room worship, this kind of thing isn't common in ordinary universities, let alone in the entertainment industry). The author is open to advice, so if any readers have any opinions or suggestions, please feel free to share them.

At this point in time, it's better for the male lead to have only one female lead. If the male lead is older, he can have multiple female leads. Zeng Li, Hu Jing, Li Xiaoran, Alyssa Chia, and Yu Feihong are all beauties!

1995–1999 Zhao Yue (1995), Meng Ziyi (1995), Yu Shuxin (1995), Wang Yuwen (1997), Cheng Xiao (1998), Song Zuer (1998) 1990~1994 Zhang Tianai (born 1990 or 1988)❓, Guo Shuyao (born 1990), Lin Yanrou (born 1990), Xu Dongdong (born 1990), Wang Zixuan (born 1992), Xu Lu (born 1994 or 1990)❓ 1985~1989 Li Yufen, 1985. (Jiang Yan, Yang Mi, Gan Tingting 1986 or 1982❓, Clara, Gao Haining) 1986.

This story gets increasingly absurd as it goes on. You planted some foreshadowing in Korean fiction—girl groups, Walton's CEO, and so on. Then all you did was focus on Liu. You might as well have just written a single-female-lead story and skipped everything else. All that foreshadowing and plotting became pointless.

Could you please provide Fei Ge, whose net worth is in the trillions, with a private jet? He's already worth 900 billion, and it's ridiculous how he always travels by himself. Even after being shot in the back, he still dares to travel abroad alone. No luxury cars, just a cheap courtyard house, no plane, no yacht—it makes no sense.

Overall it's alright, but the author probably doesn't understand the strength of attributes several times that of an average person. Five or six times the attributes might not even translate to a performance exceeding three times that of an average person in a mission.

Didn't you say your theaters don't show movies featuring celebrities with bad reputations? How come you're showing a movie about a Taoist priest with a dragon prince?

I've never seen a male protagonist in the entertainment industry with over 600 chapters before, especially one whose physique is many times stronger than the average person. Could it be Nan Tong?