This Director Is Loaded!

It's hard to imagine a lousy dean daring to challenge a billionaire worth hundreds of billions of dollars, especially someone in the entertainment industry.

If I were the protagonist, I'd be worth a hundred billion, and still have movie memories. I'd just drop out of school, not accepting a single student from the school, and then, when I became famous, I'd make sure everyone knew what kind of rubbish that school was! Repaying evil with kindness is worse than being an animal.

Do you know what $121.3 Billion represents?

They tied! Surprisingly good! 😍😍😍😍 The box office figures weren't overly exaggerated; they reflected the actual situation. However, I really disliked the poorly translated version of "The Hunt." In particular, most of the characters are well-developed. The biggest villains so far, the Bi family father and son, are portrayed quite well, not as one-dimensional antagonists.

I have a suggestion for authors! I advise new authors not to start the protagonist's story with such a high starting point. Writing it this way reduces the sense of excitement. If the protagonist is already that rich, the reader's sense of immersion is greatly diminished!

I lost interest in watching just by looking at the main character's name.

How could such wealthy young people endure such humiliation?! It would be too easy to ruin their reputations.

His subject matter was quite interesting, and I didn't find the writing style particularly awkward, but the plot's coherence was terrible, leaving me completely confused.

All suggestions are welcome from our readers. With your help, I will write better and better!

For the main character's surname, Ming, try not to use obscure surnames. You can use common surnames or surnames frequently used on Qidian.com. Also, try not to use rare characters or characters with multiple pronunciations in the given name. If it is a three-character name, it is best to use the second tone open vowel or the fourth tone open vowel in the third character.