The Hollywood Melon Man

The author should absolutely avoid praising mainland China later on; just focus on the US. Also, avoid featuring mainland female celebrities; it doesn't feel right. There's enough about foreign characters already; just briefly mention mainland China. As long as your future movies do well in China, that's fine. Too much content makes it feel awkward. And absolutely avoid any parts with mainland celebrities as the main characters—that's a major flaw.

I may not understand art, but to me, watching Titanic was no different from watching Ximen Qing and Pan Jinlian. I don't understand why an adulterous couple would be regarded as a sacred text.

The later parts became increasingly weak, but the book is still quite meaningful, especially in an era where few people write about American entertainment. Personally, I think the decline of American entertainment fiction is partly Chicago's fault.

I heard this novel is quite good (this is a 50-cent comment, please delete the part in parentheses).

I suggest the protagonist transfer his assets to China as soon as possible. Otherwise, if the real-world US splits up before the novel is finished, the squid's fate will be extremely tragic.

I've noticed that some American entertainment novels often make common-sense mistakes, such as projecting the Chinese entertainment industry onto the American entertainment industry, with the protagonist owning a film production company, movie theaters, and signing stars. This is absolutely prohibited in the United States. U. S.

I haven't read it yet, but I'm asking first. Since you're writing about American entertainment, you should include things like Lolita Island, Puff Daddy, The Red Sofa, and The Red Shoes, right? 🙂

I don't understand what's so beautiful about Li Bingbing... I'm getting tired of seeing her now.

Little Gilbert

This book wouldn't have performed so poorly if the romance wasn't so terrible. Times have changed, authors have changed; readers aren't just indulging in wishful thinking anymore. It's absurd for several actresses to be vying to have your baby. They're willing to sacrifice everything for success in the entertainment industry. Do you really think it's all about becoming someone's appendage?