The Shadow-Realm Tycoon: Film Heroines Help Me Turn My Life Around

The protagonist's loser-like charm is vividly portrayed, and the women are also well-developed—quite impressive. However, aside from the scenes involving his interactions with women, the rest of the plot is rather mediocre.

The first few pictures were so outrageous, I won't even mention the song request thing. If you can't talk properly, why not just make up some lies? Saying you're a talent scout wanting to promote her, saying you've got your eye on her and want to take her under your wing, just get her a hotel room to stay in, and you're all set.

It's so authentically loser-like, yet also pretentious and twisted.

My friend is writing a story about a super-rich character, but the part where Nanfeng is written earlier is like he's a simp. Fan Shengmei has improved a lot; God didn't see it, but at least she's become more extravagant. The most important thing about being a tycoon is having fun. If your goal is to become a leading lady in a movie, then don't try to be innocent. Throw money around, show off, do it if you can, switch to someone else if you can't, enjoy the emotional rollercoaster!

If you lack understanding, don't write stories about super-rich characters; it's a headache for readers.

There are so many novels with this "simp system" trope—where spending money on women makes you stronger. What's the logic behind this? Are these really written by male authors? Do male readers actually like them? What's with all these people who can relate to them?

Even though we're all just ordinary guys, you should at least do some research before you write this!

That's too low-class; not worth my money.

The most exciting part of time-travel movies is the protagonist's foresight, but if the main character knows nothing, what's the point of watching?! Okay, that's enough.

He has money but doesn't know how to spend it; he's definitely a loser. Even if he gets rich, he'll still be a sycophant.