Chinese Entertainment Begins with A Little Thing Called First Love

I'll put it on my bookshelf and let it rest for a bit. Let me be clear: I'll only read it if it has a single female lead, otherwise I'll drop it. Everyone's happy! 🙂🙂🙂

There's really no need for the so-called stock market manipulation. It's normal for the male and female leads' relationship to have ups and downs, but there's really no need to write the ambiguous relationships between the female celebrities they work with. Whether it's a single female lead or multiple female leads, it should be clearly stated from the beginning.

Dude, stop fawning over American women, it looks weird.

Do the main character's female characters also have to film kissing or bed scenes with other people? How is that handled? For example, Liu Yifei is dedicated and insists on doing it herself.

It seems like the protagonist's company money is mixed up with his personal money, and the taxes are different! Besides, one person can't run a company alone. At least two people are needed!

It's 2006 already, the box office should be at least over 100 million yuan. Hero in 2002 already grossed 250 million yuan. There weren't any youth films back then, you were the first to try it. The second film only grossed 40 million yuan, which is less than the box office of the 2003 film, Lucy, which grossed over 400 million US dollars.

Liu Shishi

This writing style is already limited to a single female lead, yet the author still portrays Cai as incredibly kind to 6SS. If she were so kind, she wouldn't have been forced to marry 576. I don't know what the author was thinking. Doesn't the author read the news?

The best thing about this book is that it doesn't require paying taxes.

Author, are you going to have the protagonist betray Shishi and turn to Xixi instead?