The Crown Prince of Chinese Entertainment!

I'm a powerful figure, so female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry can't just sleep with me.

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Author Lao Tie Niu 13, aren't you afraid Han Sanping will sue you?! 🙂

I personally think it's good; it can be considered a high-quality product. First of all, from the perspective of the main clones, it is at least one of the better ones I have seen, and it is refreshing. Secondly, I have a different opinion on the parts that many readers find offensive.

I initially thought it was pretty good, but after seeing that they hid it away after filming, I didn't want to watch it anymore...

First, let's determine what the theme is. Saving the Chinese language? Picking up girls? Making capital? At the beginning, the author made the protagonist so awesome, so what's the point of going to university? He has plenty of background, plenty of ability (he can even tame Uncle Ge!), And plenty of money. So why did he go to college just to pad his word count?

Don't you guys feel tired? You only have that little salary each month, and you still have to pay mortgages and car loans. You have to talk about sentimentality when you buy something, or else you'll make a big deal out of it. It's truly the most beloved thing for the lower class!

Finally, a protagonist whose background is barely worthy of a celestial being has arrived.

The protagonist's character design is a failure; he can be seen as the embodiment of the author's will, an empty, hollow tool. If in reality young actors are criticized for being wooden and unable to act, then the protagonist is also a lifeless piece of wood in the book.

The main character has a major problem. Whether he's pretentious or not is irrelevant, but there's absolutely no emotional description in the daily interactions he engages in. He doesn't care about anything, he's indifferent to everything, his emotions are flat, he doesn't even laugh, he's not excited, he's not proud, he's not annoyed.