We’re Reborn, So Who’d Still Be an Actor?
都重生了，谁还当演员
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At first, I thought it was quite good, but as I watched further, I suddenly felt it was rather boring and uninteresting, and I don't know why. Logically, the protagonist was reborn, and was a successful person before his rebirth, but after his rebirth, it always felt like using a cannon to kill a mosquito. It was all set up with such grand gestures, like he was about to do something big, but it felt like Emperor Huizong of Song summoning an 800,000-strong army to attack Niu Er.
I skipped through some parts, and the protagonist really does have enemies all over the world.
He's never truly escaped danger, is he? Even at the climax, he's still getting frustrated. What should have been a satisfying moment turns into something incredibly frustrating 😅. Before he can even catch his breath, another bolt from the blue strikes. They should add some romance to lighten the mood; not a single woman is easy to deal with. He's surrounded by incompetent teammates, relying entirely on the protagonist to carry the load—what a jinx! 😅
The author's writing style is: no friends, but a girlfriend. Knowing about the future, they stubbornly pursue making money in the entertainment industry. He started his rebirth by doing nothing, and then inexplicably became a sinner. He was censored and blocked everywhere, yet he single-handedly saved countless lives.
Neglecting the essential and pursuing the trivial
The main plot is unclear, and the cheat code is ambiguous. After some back and forth, they ultimately decided to fight head-on. Initially, they didn't compete with streaming media, but now they're trying to achieve their goals through indirect means. The stall was large but lacked support and was drafty everywhere. A reborn capital executive no longer considers making money in the stock market.
Well, how to put it? There needs to be a clear line between entertainment fiction and business fiction. As everyone knows, the rise of video websites has changed the ecosystem of the entertainment industry. Capital has poured in on a massive scale, and the internet has delivered a devastating blow.
Thinking about it, the protagonist is already so powerful, and with Jing Tian's connections, shouldn't everyone around him be a good person? Even if someone offended the protagonist, they could just ask someone to mediate. I've never understood why those who offended the protagonist so badly would do so. (Don't mention conflict of interest; look into money laundering.)
How did One-Punch Man break out of its niche?
How come I didn't know One-Punch Man was a global phenomenon?
The bandit leader in this book is truly disgusting. He forces the protagonist to act like a grandson, refusing to rebel! He doesn't believe he can control everything. He relentlessly orders the protagonist around, making him feel like his subordinate.
The protagonist is driven by self-interest, stingy to the extreme, a liar to everyone, yet demands loyalty from others. Double standards are the worst.
It was exhausting to write and exhausting to read. There were conspiracies and schemes everywhere, and the protagonist kept jumping around and courting death. It felt like the author didn't even make any money. I don't understand what the author was trying to write about.