Chinese Showbiz 2017: Starting Out as a Top-Tier Star Author

I spent over twenty days of my free time searching for information on thousands of female celebrities, and compiled the following comprehensive list, categorized by age group and tier (first, second, and third tier). I've tried my best to correct any instances of falsified birth years found among the female celebrities.

Either don't make Chen Duling the main heroine, or she can only be Tian Xiwei. Outside the book, Tian Xiwei is the most popular actress among the top 95 actresses on Qidian. Within the book, Tian Xiwei is the first woman. Making Chen Duling the main heroine just seems strange.

If you think there's anything in Xiaohua worth writing about, you can post it in the book review section with pictures. We'll read everyone's feedback and see if it's worth adding to the plot. To be honest, I didn't expect my first book to be doing so well among the new releases. I've been staying up late every night researching and planning the plot. I'm more motivated than when I'm at work. Thank you all for your support.

What I find particularly problematic is that this book has over 700 chapters, and the male protagonist only graduates from university at the very end, which makes the timeline feel too drawn out. My personal recommendation is that this book is highly recommended if you enjoy reading about the romantic interactions between the male and female leads, especially if you like a bit of erotica.

I thought it was a pro's alt account, but it turns out to be a newbie. Surprisingly, it's very well written, but there's too little of it. As the author himself said, most entertainment novels are about Tang Dynasty poets, and there are very few about young female characters. I've read almost all the young female characters on Qidian, and their quality is generally not very good. I hope this book can keep going; it's too immature.

I was listening to an audiobook and fell asleep. It started with some movie premiere by Zhou Ye, and when I woke up it was still going on. A premiere alone has hundreds of thousands of words. There are so many authors living in their own worlds. The movies you like aren't for everyone.

More and more characters are appearing, what's the point? This entertainment novel is turning into a harem story; the protagonist can be a womanizer, but shouldn't be a scumbag. I'm leaving.

This book offers commendable details on filmmaking, but two major flaws are particularly off-putting. First, the majority of the book revolves around female stars vying for the lead actor's affections. While other well-written stories weave these rivalries into their business dealings, or at least present them separately, this book consists of dozens of consecutive pages of such bickering…

I'm really getting old... Of the 11 characters on the character list, I only recognize Yang Mi, Dilraba Dilmurat, and Liu Yifei...

It was really engaging at first, but the repetitive nature of the content made it feel rather bland and uninteresting. Just read the first 800,000 words; there's no need to read the rest.