This Director Is Simply Too Pure

I don't understand why the protagonist would go to such lengths to hire an agent, offering a 20% commission. The protagonist has no shortage of opportunities. As for needing an agent, a company could simply hire an assistant for a few thousand or tens of thousands a month. With 20%, that could amount to millions, even tens of millions a year.

I just couldn't stand it anymore. A big-budget movie from the early 2000s, costing 80 million, still insisted on casting Zhou Xun as the female lead. What's even more ridiculous is that Zhou Xun didn't even want to act in it. The entertainment industry has everything, except big-budget productions. Movie resources are highly sought after, but the author writes it as if big-budget movie resources are like roadside weeds, having no appeal to stars whatsoever, as if they're dispensable.

Of the new books, yours is the best; it's a real eye-opener. But Jiang Yiyan is so dazzling; it seems you're also preparing to write a "playboy" novel.

Liu Shishi's post about being a simp, even calling him a scumbag, does any other scumbag act like a simp? Seriously, I'm speechless.

It's clear the author wanted to avoid the protagonist being labeled a "simp," so they tried hard to portray him as a scumbag. However, the protagonist's simp aura is impossible to suppress, and his forced maturity and naiveté are just ridiculous. It feels like the author is a virgin student. I suggest the author try writing sweet romance novels; that's the path for virgin authors, something seasoned writers often struggle with.

Later on, it seemed like the style changed; the character stopped being a womanizer and the story became about a single female lead.

There are too many stories praising celestial beauties, and I'm not really a fan of them. But the author is praising this little celestial beauty; honestly, you might as well just praise the real celestial beauty yourself.

Is Shennong here? Do you want to lick this book?

Most Chinese entertainment novels these days are harem stories, and the main female characters are always the same few second- or third-tier actresses, such as Zeng Li, Yu Feihong, Yan Danchen, Dong Xuan, Gao Yuanyuan, and Li Daran—all of them are around 50 years old or even over 50!

Honestly, the scumbag guy at the beginning was pretty good, but then you added Liu Shishi and Liu Yifei to this hypocritical plot. If you had immediately taken them both in, and then found ten other supporting actresses, that would have been fine. But the way you wrote it is really unwatchable.