Director, Give Us More! I, Pang Hu, Love Watching

In reality, these celebrities would never make these kinds of films; by lowering their standards, they'd miss out on many endorsements.

Business tycoon, you're wasting your talent on novels! They're good, I love them, keep writing! How can you sleep at such a young age! Get up and keep writing! Sleep is for the dead, you're a living person, you're not allowed to sleep.

Well, how should I put it? It's a bit outrageous, but also kind of interesting. The only flaw is that the male lead has no interest in women, which detracts from the biggest fun. 🙂

I came here for the imaginative ideas, and I can tolerate everything else, but the data is like it was filled in with feet, like history, with figures constantly reaching 100 million. I won't even mention why Yang Mi didn't choose to cast you in your short drama "Bee Man," or the fact that the ultimate cows and horses were actually paid to work.

This movie is different from other movies about staged accidents; it's set in a fictional world. While it shares the same title, the content is different. The most worthwhile part is the protagonist's outrageous antics, which are very entertaining. I read this book because I couldn't sleep. The character I initially read, Karin Xiaotong, seemed to be labeled as the female lead. I'm not sure if I misread it due to staying up late, or if it was changed later.

Why do entertainment articles always focus on Yang Mi? I don't appreciate it.

It's not that the author doesn't want to write about other female leads; the key issue is that the entertainment industry is too unstable. Look at who dares to write about Fan Bingbing, who dares to write about Zhao Liying. And look at those who write about courtyard houses—do they dare to write about the 1970s, or even mention the surnames Jiang or Lin? There are only a few with high HP. What I really want to say: You whale, you've tricked me again!

There are really very few Chinese entertainment novels that are worse than this one...

It was all bark and no bite. There's something I don't understand: it grossed $700 million worldwide on its opening day, but only a little over $1 billion by the time it left theaters. Is this good or bad? If we say it's bad, it has over a billion in box office revenue. It's good that its box office on the first day of release was roughly the same as its box office for the rest of the film's run.

It's alright, but the synopsis and title are terrible. It looks like a bad novel at first glance; I thought it was a studio-produced work, they recommended it to me several times already. I clicked on it anyway, and it turns out it's not bad.