At Thirty, I Became a Top Player in China Entertainment

This is a false proposition in the introduction: A thirty-year-old star who has accomplished nothing? Stardom is already a very dazzling achievement.

These people react like they've been brainwashed

The state of the entertainment industry written about is very real, and there is a big gap between reality and imagination.

I didn't expect to see Wo Dan in the Qidian novel. It seems that Brother Sheng is really a bit popular this time. It's just that the writing is too unreal, the interactions with the people around me are too stereotyped and fake, and it feels like it won't last long.

The emotional scenes are so awkwardly written, and even the chess game was ruined for several chapters. . . Originally, the first two songs came out and felt like a cool novel, and making a movie can be considered as accumulating funds. Suddenly, the inexplicable emotional line and chess game started, and the cool song felt broken and could not be continued. The later slaps in the face also felt boring. . . .

After flipping through the table of contents, I saw a familiar song called Dacheng Xiaoai in Chapter 72. I had never heard of the previous one.

It's really Maomao's style, don't lie to me