Chinese Showbiz: I Become a Movie Star by Farming Attributes

A bunch of people keep praising Zeng Li's looks, but how many of them, who don't read Qidian novels, even know who Zeng Li is? I just saw a post where someone said Cecilia Cheung is prettier than Zeng Li, and a bunch of people disagreed. Putting everything else aside, just looking at appearances, can Zeng compare to Cheung? Cheung was a representative of young women in Hong Kong's entertainment circle back then, while Zeng is just a washed-up celebrity.

Whether you admit it or not, the female lead, Xiao Liu, has a high subscription rate; that's just reality.

What's so great about Zeng Li? She's not that pretty, has no notable works, isn't famous, and none of the Qing Dynasty figures hyped up in novels have actually appeared in real life. Her fans all praise her for being "Buddhist-like," but she's so "Buddhist-like" that she has no representative works whatsoever. I don't even know who she's acted in.

Zeng Li is definitely not as pretty as Cecilia Cheung, not even close.

Why do so many people like Liu and Yang? A toothbrush, a plastic surgery monster Go look at Yang's TV shows and commercials before she had plastic surgery—was she really a super beauty? Do you have something wrong with your eyes? Now that she's older, the aftereffects of the surgery are clearly visible. She looks awful without makeup, but becomes an angel with makeup. Your goddess is so beautiful!

I don't know what the author was thinking. The results clearly show how the book is written, so why didn't you write it that way? Your "satisfaction points" are too simplistic and uninteresting. The book talks about making money but doesn't seize opportunities—is that supposed to be a "satisfaction point"?

Having played so many leading roles, why would she go to Hong Kong to grovel and act like a concubine? Even with Andy Lau, it's all for nothing; what good is a nobody supporting character? What era are we living in that still has scenes of people fawning over the Hong Kong entertainment circle? 😥😥😥😥😥

As a man with a system, the protagonist is incredibly weak. He only has two women, and to handle them all, he has to ask Jiang for help. Regardless of whether Jiang is reliable or not, the protagonist is simply incompetent. Compared to a bank employee in reality who keeps over a hundred women in a neighborhood, the protagonist feels like a little chick.

The first 200 chapters were actually quite good. The protagonist's cheat ability simply enhanced his acting skills without overshadowing the main plot or becoming too over-the-top to ruin the story. The protagonist was also intelligent, had a normal mindset, and was quite reliable. However, it became increasingly awkward as it progressed.

I'm also a fan of this show. It went downhill as soon as it was released. I'd never even heard of the movie it picked, and it even won Best Actor. Fine, you win Best Actor for The Butterfly Effect, then you're all over Hong Kong and Taiwan. Johnnie To frowns when you speak Mandarin, and calling you "Northern Boy" is definitely discriminatory.