Chinese Entertainment Begins with Acting

I only have one request: please stop writing stories with Liu Yifei as the female lead. I'm really sick of them. Let's change things up.

Although we've had our fill of Liu Yifei, it's difficult to convince audiences to cast other actresses for female roles starting in 2003. Other actresses had even greater shortcomings; otherwise, Liu Yifei wouldn't have dominated the scene for so many years.

If you don't write about those post-85 actresses, you can't write about a bunch of ugly women as the female lead. Apart from Dong Xuan, they're all ugly. No wonder you're criticized. Aren't Yan Danchen and Qin Lan better than those?

Either don't write music at all. If an author can write songs and sing but doesn't want to, and after writing 200 chapters they release an album and an EP, and then writes for this person and that person, it's just ridiculous. Music can really boost fame, okay? And there were so many great songs in the early 2000s.

The claim of over 70,000 elite troops in *Nirvana in Fire* absolutely needs to be changed. It's utterly illogical. In ancient times, 70,000 elite troops would be a nightmare, especially considering the country was on the verge of collapse. A figure of over 7,000 would be more appropriate. Even Zhao Gou didn't kill many of Yue Fei's men. And this villain's intelligence is ridiculously low.

Personally, I feel that actresses like Yang Xue and Ariel Lin should just let things go as they come. There's no need to relive those relationships every time we write about them. With the rise of the new generation of actresses, the passenger seat needs to be changed.

Choosing Ariel Lin as the female lead is even worse than the original. Can't you have some normal aesthetic sense?

The first book is the best; let's find out why! The more all-around capable a character is in the early stages, the less readers there are. Instead of gradually showcasing her abilities, the female lead only occasionally gets to play a minor role, downplaying the importance of her career...

In the realm of entertainment fiction, especially those written after the millennium, few characters can truly carry the weight of the female lead. Liu Yang is among the best. Although many comments suggest not writing about her and her co-star, most fans simply haven't commented. It's fair to say that without Liu Yang, the readership would be around 300, while with her, it might reach 3,000.

So far, I haven't found any flaws. The only problem is that none of the female leads are famous. Although I don't like Liu Yifei either, there's really no need to write about female leads who are practically unknown in the entertainment industry!