This Top-Tier Star Is a Lunatic!

This subject matter could easily turn a joke into something truly insane.

Let's speed things up... Let's indulge in the virtual world what we can't see in reality!

It seemed interesting at first glance, but it became less interesting later on. Too much of a literary youth, spending a lot of words describing how miserable the people around him are.

As the title suggests, you really don't need to project the protagonist's actions onto real life. If you apply what he says and does to reality, he'd be in a mental hospital. How can he even be a celebrity? So give me your brains, leave them with me, I promise I won't steal anything. 🙂

Most of the songs chosen were bad; it felt like the author was just indulging in self-indulgence. 😥

I thought they'd release the movie after filming one or two chapters and prove me wrong, but instead they came up with a whole bunch of nonsensical plot points. It's really off-putting, boss.

I managed to write almost ten chapters for a documentary. I couldn't hold back any longer.

Lately, I feel like things are starting to get clichéd; the original, crazy elements are less there, and it's become quite boring...

Between filming and the premiere, at least seven or eight chapters were dedicated to discussing public opinion and how the film was suppressed. To be fair, this was indeed an indispensable part, but it was also undeniably drawn out. It would be better to finish the lawsuit sooner, and then film and promote the movie simultaneously, since the main promotional channels are short videos.

Let me clarify first that I haven't subscribed since the revival because I wasn't interested just from the title. It's like they've been showing off and then just finished writing the ending, so creating something like "The Rap of China" feels cheap to me.