Period Drama and Showbiz: My Lovely Sisters Are All Over the World

I read up to chapter 400, and when I came across the scene where Shao Laoliu ordered the protagonist to participate in the "Tonight's No-Guards" variety show like he was ordering his grandson around, and the protagonist agreed without daring to utter a sound, that scene truly disgusted me.

Your plot design is decent, but you made the protagonist too naive. While it does fit the original character's simple-mindedness from the countryside, the problem is you're a teacher with working experience in the post-90s generation. Even if you don't like it, shouldn't you understand basic social etiquette?

So low-class, no class whatsoever, no depth whatsoever. Isn't being a writer good enough? Why do you have to rely on powerful figures? Can't you be a powerful figure yourself? Are you spineless? Are you a reincarnated person? Writing is just for money, for fame, for showing off. What garbage is this? It feels like you're belittling yourself, constantly mentioning this big shot and that big shot.

I honestly can't see what's so pretty about Nina Li Chi... Especially with her short hair. Aside from a shameless old scumbag like Jet Li loving her, there's no evidence she's attractive, right? Otherwise, why would Chow Yun-fat deliberately hit her? Chow Yun-fat is such a lecherous man, sexually harassing Cherie Chung right there in the dressing room.

The scripts are being distributed too indiscriminately; are you wholesaling them?

The book's description of love in mainland China is fine, but when it comes to Hong Kong entertainment, it's complete nonsense. This proves the author didn't do any research and just wrote it all based on their own imagination. It's a real shame for a book with such a good start. Goodbye.

Are all the major film studios giving away scripts to each other? They've already copied over twenty movies and novels, are they in such a hurry? They want to hoard every good piece of information, are they that greedy? Online novels strive for fast pace and exciting moments, but they should at least provide some build-up! Everyone knows there's no formula for successful movies or novels.

The name was suggestive and offensive, but it still didn't have a single female character by the time it was released. 🪖

Queen of the Women's Kingdom, aren't you beautiful?

That's outrageous! Back then, many places hadn't even distributed land to individual households yet, and the reforms hadn't been fully finalized. They made a film called "Let the Bullets Fly," and it was completely distorted beyond recognition. Are there no other films like that out there? Most importantly, they have to include this one summary sentence at the beginning of each chapter... It's disgusting.