Reborn in 2005: Ruling the Chinese Entertainment Industry

Another rebirth system novel!! Seriously! They're afraid the protagonist won't even survive after being reborn, so they add a system to protect him. I'm definitely not reading this.

Reborn with a system and a harem element—that shows a lack of skill; I won't test it.

Systems that directly give money, goods, shares, or scripts are less satisfying than those that simply provide skills and abilities. Receiving something ready-made offers doesn't foster a sense of participation. The system's functionality is somewhat off-putting.

Seeing the casting for Love in the Second season disgusted me. Even dating should be consensual; forced relationships and unspoken rules are utterly repulsive.

To be honest, the parts before it was released were readable, but the later parts are really hard to describe. The main character is incredibly stingy, and there's this guy named Wang Xiao who hasn't even appeared in almost 200 chapters. Is he crazy? His values ​​are completely warped. People won't give you preferential treatment, but if you want to, they won't let you get away with it. You can't even imagine how stingy the author of this novel must be. Does someone like you have any friends?

That underdog's rise to success lacked assertiveness; he was swindled out of his money by an older woman (Director Li) and didn't even fight back.

The author's writing is good, and the depiction of the entertainment industry is quite realistic! It's just that the plot points are too toxic! It's unbearable! Knowing it's a trap for the new *Dream of the Red Chamber*, the author still throws in 3 million and 2 million at a time, repeatedly emphasizing Li Xiaowan's powerful connections—that's enough protection money!

Dogs that fawn over each other are so boring to watch.

The female lead should include one of the three beauties from the Western Regions.

Why did they have to make a film about Love Apartment? It's definitely a black mark on their history!