Chinese Showbiz: From Actor to Director

Having read up to chapter 74, you could simply write a line asking someone in the company to buy the copyright; it's that easy. Why make it so that the work disappears after time travel? This kind of plot where time travel causes the author or work to vanish is truly disgusting.

I feel there was no need to write about Tang Yan in the first place. It would have been better to meet Tang Yan after 2002. It's just to reserve a spot, and then the woman doesn't contact you anymore. Do you think that's fake?

I've been following it, but the protagonist is always filming and writing novels. The protagonist's strength is too low; he's not a big shot. He's building a harem, which is unbecoming of his position. The entertainment industry is a place of fame and fortune, and the protagonist can't satisfy their pursuit of fame and fortune.

I already told you, the part about Jiang Huai having a child is a major plot hole, and they still don't know how to fix it.

Pig's feet

When writing a book, could you please include some conflicting information? A lot of it is contradictory, making it very difficult to read. For example, earlier in the book, the author mentions meeting with Zhuo Wei regarding his studio, but later says he hasn't even met him yet. Reading a novel doesn't require much brainpower, but constantly including conflicting information makes it unreadable.

Write more about Yuanyuan; Yuanyuan is dignified and elegant, suitable to be a principal wife.

He's never even seen a woman before, yet he's willing to go around firing his guns everywhere. No matter how old he is, no matter how promiscuous he is, he's still capable of taking advantage of anyone.

This book is ridiculous. Does it mean that if you sleep with a woman, you have to bring her home? Why are you playing the innocent card in a story about the entertainment industry? I don't understand the author's intentions. Goodbye.

I think you need to improve.