I'm Not Obsessed with Acting, I Really Can Enter Scripts

The dumbest thing about this book is that everyone who knows the protagonist is just an extra looks down on him, as if all the other characters are crazy. If you only know about Chinese entertainment, you'd think you'd stumbled into Gotham City from Batman. It's all about "I'm a loser, I'm rebelling against fate," it's ridiculous.

Personally, for entertainment novels set after 2000, I only read those featuring Liu Yifei as the female lead. One reason is that we're roughly the same age, and another is that I started watching TV dramas around the time she first rose to fame (I watched all of *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*, most of *Chinese Paladin*, a small portion of *The Return of the Condor Heroes*, and haven't seen any of…

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry! 1970~1979 Lin Chih-ling (1974), Li Xiaoran (1976), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977) [Dong Xuan, Qin Lan, Chen Qiaoen] 1979 1980~1984 [Ady An, Liu Yan, Huo Siyan] 1980 Yang Rong, Zhang Meng, and Li Xiaolu (born in 1981) [Wang Zhi, Zhou Weitong] 1982 [Jiang Xin, Li Yixiao] 1983 1985~1989 Li Yufen 1985

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This book gave me the impression that it was written by someone from the Hong Kong entertainment circle, and that this person was very annoyed and disgusted with mainland China. Looking at mainland Chinese people, from renowned directors like Zhang Yimou and Feng Xiaogang to actors like Chen Kun and Huang Xiaoming, not a single one is a good person.

It's a mess; I threw it away after reading thirty chapters. The author is definitely a middle-aged or elderly person, and the disillusioned kind at that; the self-pity and self-deprecation are way too overpowering.

The biggest problem with this book is its chaotic logic. The main characters are all highly skilled actors, recognized by almost everyone in the industry, yet they are constantly suppressed and have no fame despite acting in so many productions. So, are their acting skills good or bad?

This book isn't entirely unrelated to "This Movie Emperor Only Wants to Get Certification," but the plot is exactly the same. It includes the actor who played Yin Zhiping in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes," and the table of contents and the search for the gun. It's unbelievable that Qidian, a terrible platform, can make the list like this.

I read 30 chapters and couldn't continue. This is the first time I've seen a story that whitewashes Dicky Cheung. Also, the protagonist's cheat ability is ridiculously weak. He transmigrated with high urea levels from gout, and the system didn't even give him any stat points. Instead, it rewarded him with a temporary 200-point reduction in urea levels for two months.

If someone can say Donnie Yen and Jet Li are on the same level, then it's not really worth subscribing to.