The All-Around Movie Star Starts by Loading a Skill Panel
全能影帝从加载面板开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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858Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
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It's Liu Yifei again. It seems there's really no one left in the Chinese entertainment industry.
Anxi
A natural beauty
I'm currently on chapter 179, and I'm a bit confused. What is the protagonist's goal? Does he want to become a pop star, a great director, or a movie star? The director's storyline, with the relatively decent project "The Sound Engineer," leaves me completely bewildered by the casting choices. Especially why play two Yuwen Chengdu characters?
Being a Best Actor isn't really that impressive; new Best Actors are made all over the world every year. The real talent is having box office appeal and being able to carry a film or TV series.
Holy crap, I only noticed this novel was tagged as "single female lead" after reading over 70 chapters. What a waste of my time! A single female lead in the entertainment industry, especially one involving someone from within the industry? Are they out of their mind, or do they have the biggest heart to do something like this?
A Berlin director going to play a minor role in a TV series is like being used and exploited – it's a way of elevating someone's status, being exploited, and being trampled on. The film and television industry is very sensitive to this. If he's trampled on once or twice, his status will be tarnished, nobody will take him seriously, and anyone can step on him.
To be honest, I don't understand what this system is for. It increases experience points and proficiency attributes, but what's the use of character cards? Do I play the next character or start over? What's the purpose of character cards? It says it increases combat power at the start, but that doesn't seem to do anything. 🙂
Too plain and bland
It's a novel with only one female lead. Before they confirm their relationship, there are only two kissing scenes in the movies. The rest of the plot about the male and female leads consists of normal daily communication between friends. They'd known each other for five years, written four hundred chapters, before finally confirming their relationship during a skiing trip in 2007.
What's going on? It's even worse after it was released than before. There are so many scenes with Liu that I skipped through, and after a while, I didn't want to read anymore.
Is the main character a native?
Looking at a dozen or so pages, it doesn't seem like a rebirth or time-travel story. Why did the author set the protagonist to be so tall? Honestly, 187cm is still too tall in 2000. Back then, most women were 160-170cm, and many famous actresses were 160-165cm. Your height is too tall, which is actually a disadvantage.