After Getting into Beijing Film Academy, I Became the World's Best Director

I originally wanted to subscribe to the whole thing, but then, aside from the low-quality content, it all became about Fan Bingbing. It's not that I don't want you to write about her, but it gets boring if you keep doing it. Fan Bingbing had been in the industry for so many years, who knows how many people she'd slept with, and you're still treating her like a precious gem.

Currently, it seems like the ideal female lead is either Tian Tian or Bing Bing. Both can be the women behind the scenes, serving as the main wives and mothers. It would be more appropriate for the female lead to transition behind the scenes later, working as a producer or in the fashion industry, occasionally appearing in leading roles in TV dramas or movies.

In the author's writing, I only see one character: an incompetent transmigrator, a second-generation official, who rises to power by plagiarizing novels. He has a childhood sweetheart but is a womanizer and consorts with married women throughout the entertainment industry.

The author's subjective emotions are too strong, especially regarding controversial figures. If the author dislikes a celebrity, they can simply avoid mentioning them or gloss over them; there's no need to constantly delve into a celebrity's flaws with subjective bias. The entertainment industry itself has few truly good people.

Chapter 60 is cancelled. The casting choices were terrible. The beginning of "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" was alright, a simple youth drama, but casting Huang Shengyi as the female lead? Dude, did you choose her because she looks like a high school student? Youth dramas usually choose "pig-like" girls to play it safe, and an 8+ rating is insane.

This book is only suitable for casual readers. Anyone with even a slight interest in celebrities will find it unreadable; it's too self-indulgent. In reality, everyone in the entertainment industry is the same; there's no need to portray yourself as so noble and look down on everyone else.

You plagiarize others' work and look down on them, bragging about becoming the best in the Chinese entertainment industry, only to end up copying others' ideas? You're hypocritical, looking down on others but why don't you create your own original scripts?

A rare novel without Stinky Feet Yang and America Liu

Okay, okay, let me briefly explain the points that I find objectionable. First of all, the content after its release was extremely weak, ridiculously weak; the first 10 chapters didn't advance the plot at all. It just kept repeating the same old lines. Then there's the female lead, Jing Tian, ​​who portrays a naive and arrogant princess character. I really dislike her, both on and off screen.

The first movie, Stone, was pretty good. Later, in 2004, they used Nokia coupons to add 100 million yuan to the box office, barely managing to reach 200 million yuan. I really can't accept the second choice, "Man Jiang Hong." I couldn't feel any dramatic ups and downs at all. The performance of the lead actor, especially the colonel, was particularly unpleasant and unacceptable. Even if the entire army memorized "Man Jiang Hong" and it didn't kill Qin Hui, I still felt very unhappy.