Now That I Am Reborn, Can I Not Become a Movie Emperor?

I just can't get into Liu Shishi as the female lead, damn it. And it doesn't feel like a single female lead, nor does it feel like multiple female leads. The way they drag things out, all that back and forth, it's so frustrating.

The author notes that most people from Northeast China originate from Shandong, Henan, and Hebei, with a smaller number from Anhui, Shanxi, and Shaanxi. Therefore, it's understandable to assume that Northeasterners don't know how to eat. It's suggested that you learn more about Northeastern dietary habits. We may have a preference for stronger flavors, but we're not uncultured.

I'm speechless. I actually think Ma Su is pretty?

I actually quite like Sister Xia, but the protagonist's numerous bizarre actions are really uncomfortable to watch. To get a role, she impersonates someone else and breaks into their room, then praises the protagonist's acting—it's so brainless. The worst part is that Cai actually gave her a role, but she's a newcomer with no connection to the director; even if she's a great actress, she's not going to get the lead role. It's just too much.

I can't finish reading chapter 200. The author is completely careless; Liu Shishi is just a nickname given to her by others. In the book, everyone calls Liu Shishi "Blind Sister" directly to her face, even when talking to the main character. Her friends and besties all call her "Blind Sister." Those who don't know might think "blind sister" is a very nice title.

To be honest, I still don't understand one thing: the protagonist doesn't need Fan to invest in the company at all. Why did she and Yang Tianzhen have to invest? Even if they did invest, why not gradually dilute their shares? The protagonist should own at least 90% of the company to make sense. Otherwise, he'd just be working for someone else. What's the point of being reborn then?

The author or protagonist's information about a time traveler has been leaked! So many film and television works, such as Eternal Love, Princess Agents, The Journey of Flower, etc., Are mostly adapted from novels from over 200 years ago, or online novels! Hahaha, the protagonist is so clever, let's see how he justifies himself?

The last two chapters were disgusting! Someone impersonated you and slept with female celebrities, and you pretended not to know. Once you reveal your identity, who will those deceived female celebrities hate the most? Definitely the author! They'll only blame the author for not revealing their identity. Everyone who's been deceived has this mentality—they only blame others.

I got bored after chapter 194. So many female characters! Either don't include them at all, or just write about them being devoted to one woman. Instead, it's all about how popular the male lead is and which woman tries to rape him. I'm tired of it.

He's an experienced author, but the first dozen or so chapters were quite sentimental, and the later chapters became increasingly absurd, making it seem like he was selling his account.