That Wasn’t Acting. Someone Should Investigate

The writing started off well, but then it inexplicably shifted focus away from the main character. Did the main character not even check online comments after finishing the movie? I initially thought it was just acting, but it turns out he was preparing for a new film with the director, and then they just dismissed it with a "too busy these days to check online comments"?

My first reaction was, "They're not thinking straight; don't drag an entire department into this." A single video labels someone a wanted criminal without any investigation? The joke is just a way of praising or teasing; everyone knows it's not true.

Forgive me, but the moment I saw this name, I thought of Chen Xi from the mythological version of the Three Kingdoms.

Where are these 35,000 people? Step forward and let me see... What kind of expert has this influence and these numbers? Are the editorial department of the 7 PM Orphanage now run by fairies? At least put some effort into data analysis, honey!

Seeing Qian Chuan participate in the operation, I knew he was going to sacrifice himself. It felt unnecessary for him to die; it was a forced sacrifice for the sake of the plot.

The main character is still missing a life assistant.

This isn't just a simple wish-fulfillment story; the author truly understands the entertainment industry. The writing cleverly combines film and television plots with real-world scenarios, showing how film and television influence reality, and how reality then connects to film and television. It's a pretty brilliant writing style. In any case, you write better than me when it comes to entertainment.

How did this book even manage to be written? Are your wanted posters this casual?

The synopsis itself is problematic. The lead actor played Qin Shi Huang, and someone sees him on the street and tells their friends they believe he's Qin Shi Huang and asks for money. What kind of logic is that? The synopsis alone is illogical.

There's still no result. The protagonist was about to start his next TV series, but all that hype and no substance happened. All we saw was an apology, and that was it. They said something about a lawyer, and then he moved on to the next series. I'll skip that. It's frustrating. Maybe that's how it is in real life, but this is a novel, and even that's not satisfying. If it's like this, who wouldn't want to climb over the protagonist's shoulders? Making money and all it takes is an apology.