Chinese Showbiz: From the Start, I Made My Mark on Film History

Even at her peak, Liu Yifei's beauty couldn't compare to Fan Bingbing's. After 25, the decline is even more pronounced.

Honestly, overall it's alright. Just write what you want, don't worry about following along. Is that something a newbie like you should be thinking about? Just stick to your outline for this book, and let the rest take its course. Entertainment novels are a niche genre, and within that niche, many people dislike harems, power struggles, or single-female-lead stories. You can't cater to everyone.

Finally, I've found an author who understands. Many readers simply don't realize that art-house directors and commercial directors are completely different things. Not to mention, there aren't many directors, both domestically and internationally, who can make both commercial and art-house films well. They are fundamentally different styles.

If you don't want to read about Liu Yifei, then don't mention her in the comment section of any book on Qidian. As long as you mention Liu Yifei in the comments or like comments about her, the platform's algorithm and AI big data will keep recommending Liu Yifei-related web novels to you.

You can write whatever plot you want, as long as the logic is basically consistent! But things that actually happened can't be included! After all, you're not writing a fictional story. Liu Yifei's early three period dramas were thanks to her manager, Liu Yonghui! Her mother was there to take care of her, like a tutor, since she was a minor at the time!

Everywhere you go, it's Liu Yifei. You can't find a book without Liu Yifei, or it's all Bingbing, Bingbing.

When I'm reading one entertainment novel on Qidian with Liu Yifei as the female lead, and then another with Liu Yifei, no matter how well the writing is or how good Liu Yifei is, I don't want to read anymore! Don't they even consider the overall environment of entertainment novels on Qidian? Do they really think she has that many fans? If she did, why are the novels where she's the female lead on Qidian not doing so well?

Wow, it looked alright at the beginning, but then they suddenly release a girlfriend-themed book before it's even available for purchase. Seriously, that's incredibly capricious. Looks like the author doesn't make money from writing books.

Changing the female lead would offend both sides, wouldn't it? If you're going to choose Liu, you could at least change the female lead in the synopsis. Otherwise, readers will feel cheated. There's no need for everyone to tell the author which female lead to choose; everyone has their own way of writing a book. Although I'm a fan of Liu Cixin, there's really no need to just unread or remove the book from your bookshelf if you don't like it. Let's just leave the insults alone.

The author's excessive rambling and various random thoughts make it seem a bit nonsensical, and the semi-fictional butterfly effect at the beginning is a bit crazy, but otherwise it's pretty good.