Reborn in Chinese Showbiz, Starting by Stealing Someone's Opportunity

In a harem novel, you write about giving away girls. If you don't want them, you don't have to write about it. Why do you have to add some green (green)? What were you thinking?

Why would it cost 30 million yuan to make a youth campus movie in 2006? And the actors were mostly minor characters, with no big names at all. Speechless.

This protagonist makes money but never spends it. Are you a mythical creature that only takes in money and never gives it out?

Seriously, can you please stop writing about Liu Yifei? I didn't dislike her before, but the way you wrote about Liu Yifei and her mother is so annoying!

Multiple female leads are fine, but could you please not include Xiao Zhao? I admit she's very popular and talented, but honestly, I'm not interested in her as a wife at all. Her figure is too thin, and as for her looks, you could say you like cute, round-faced girls, but it's not that I particularly like her—it's just awkward 😳. Just my personal opinion.

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I know you wanted to write some conflict, but interspersing mindless young masters causing trouble for the protagonist within an entertaining narrative feels a bit old-fashioned! It's supposed to be entertaining, but it feels really boring. What I was writing was quite to my liking, but after reading this, it suddenly feels tasteless. It's bland to read, but a pity to throw away.

What a cliché plot! Did the author write this before?

This novel feels so childish. Whether it's the dialogue between the main characters or the plot, it gives the impression of children playing house.

I'm speechless. Can't the lead actor just stop acting? Can't he just be a good director? Your system is set up so you can promote the best actors and actresses, and the best actors only promote themselves, right? Filming is like rushing from one scene to another. Are you setting up a nested doll?