I Want No Part of the Entertainment Industry

😂😂😂This feels like an old-school writing style. A whole bunch of plot points unrelated to the main storyline—the author thinks they're exciting, like saving the father—but to the reader, they're completely unnecessary, even annoying.

You think you're so tough? Looking down on this and that? Who do you think you are?

This book will probably be abandoned; the beginning was just too awkward.

I read four chapters and then the reviews, and then I gave up! It's definitely too melodramatic. You had so many regrets in your past life, and being the only son of the Lei family, you lived a carefree, wandering life. Now you're reborn, and saving your family is correct, but your goal is to become a director and sleep with female celebrities? That's so absurd and jarring!

The beginning is all about rescuing this person and that person with a heavy heart. If you ask me, entertainment novels with orphanages are better; they don't have so much ridiculous and messy stuff. This book starts with saving the father, so will it also involve saving the aunt, uncle, and great-aunt later on?

The protagonist is essentially a scumbag, yet he writes in a pretentious, artsy way that he's reborn and doesn't want to make money or work so hard; he just wants to sleep with a few future female celebrities. Honestly, it's not surprising he has such thoughts, but the writing style is truly disgusting and nauseating. It's like a hypocrite trying to maintain a virtuous image. After listening to less than ten chapters, I had absolutely no desire to continue. So pretentious and hypocritical! 🤮

I hate it when people talk about being a genius in their past life. If you were that talented, you could still succeed in your past life and be reborn. If you're so capable of being a genius and being reborn, then don't plagiarize.

I couldn't finish reading after just two chapters... I don't like the protagonist's height. I don't like his pretentiousness. Are you kidding me? Anyone in the world who can say they don't like money has billions in assets. What right does the protagonist have to say that?

The writing is truly awful. The first few dozen chapters are just self-indulgent sentimentality. Later, the protagonist acts all high and mighty with Zhang Yimou, but even if he gets to the point, it's all just the author's subjective bias. If I were to compare the author to a domestic director, it would be like Director Lu, but only in the early chapters—the author has no substance but thinks he's incredibly talented.

After reading the first few chapters, I finally understand how reasonable the orphanage setting on Qidian is.