Chinese Showbiz: The Tycoon System

I personally subscribed to this novel and tried it out. I won't comment on its quality, but just the author's biased view of Liu Yifei is unsettling. You don't have to write about her; there's no need to constantly smear her. Those overused and sensationalized plot points are portrayed as pristine and innocent. At least Liu Yifei hasn't had any scandals or controversies over the years, right? Was it really necessary to write it so disgustingly?

When filming movies, as the director, I'm not on set; I'm out and about every day. Isn't this going to be trending? Guo Jingming is next. 😰

I have a question: With so many fans of Liu Yifei, if they are truly fans and Liu Yifei is indeed their ideal woman, why would they allow so many authors to tarnish their ideal woman?

It's both stupid and poorly written. Stupid: they took the script to Yu Zheng, got no response for 10 days, and then it was plagiarized. This disgusting plot is designed to filter out readers. As for the filler: enough about how many times in one chapter is the phrase "I'm surrounded by beautiful women," and the phrase "It's over"? The full name is always there.

You say Liu wants to run away, but you still use him? Then you say the movie will definitely be a hit if it's overpowered. So let me ask you, what's the point of using Liu? Can't you write without deviating from the original work? Liu isn't like Baoqiang who can't be replaced, and he's not like someone who's afraid of crashing the movie because he doesn't have any cheat codes. You're messing with my mindset. See the monthly pass in the top right corner? I won't give you a single one.

The author has a child so early, and it's Yang Mi's child... It feels like the protagonist will be tied down, and aren't children usually a later addition to the story? What's the point of writing if the protagonist has a child so early? I've completely lost the desire to continue reading...

In the entertainment industry, while the protagonist has a system and isn't afraid to do everything alone, there are still many troubles. Some people can't help you succeed, but they can sabotage you behind the scenes. Moreover, if you try to handle everything yourself for a movie or TV series project, it will be very troublesome later on.

This book is okay for casual reading, but some plot holes are too big. Some women are taken in and then forgotten, and the harem isn't evenly distributed. The protagonist sometimes acts like a complete scumbag—not just a scumbag male, but a total scumbag.

It's not badly written, just a mindless, feel-good story. It's a shame about Nazha; she was the first main character, but she barely had any screen time in the book, and she wasn't involved in the movie or TV series either. They'd rather promote newcomers than give her a chance. She only made a brief appearance at the end.

Author, in your next book, could you please change the punctuation and usage? It's quite difficult to read like this.