Chinese Showbiz: I Want to Become a Top-Tier Male Celebrity

How can a male celestial being be a natural-born man if the protagonist isn't an American citizen?

It's bizarre that they insist on giving the main character a costume designer and makeup artist, and then write a lot of these kinds of plots. Who wants to read that?

Girly

You could have easily deleted the first three chapters.

It's so boring. With such a grand background and perfect conditions, playing around and starting a company to serve oneself is understandable, but then there's signing people and promoting the unlikable Huang Shengyi – all that hard work and effort, I don't know why the current situation is already the end, there's no satisfying part.

Well, to be honest, it's a bit too polite and romantic, almost too cheesy. It feels like reading about ancient times—too idealistic and lacking in the feel of writing about ordinary people.

These are the roles I've seen: Wang Yuyan in Zhang Jizhong's *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*, Xiaolongnu in Zhang Jizhong's *The Return of the Condor Heroes*, Zhao Ling'er in *Chinese Paladin*, Sheng Yayu in *The Four Great Constables*, and Bai Qian in *Eternal Love*.

Huang Shengyi, see you next time...

Too much rambling at the beginning is pointless.

Even the most top-tier designers are always serving others, they're subordinates. The main character needs to stand up for themselves and become the one for whom everyone serves.