Chinese Showbiz: From 2009 to the Winter of Film and Television

It seems like the author received a lot of money from Hong Kong and Taiwan. They've been relentlessly whitewashing and promoting Kurosawa and Chiling. As for Liu Yan, she's been paid by them, but Chiling is over ten years older than the author and will probably be menopausal in a few years! She doesn't have much economic value.

So, you broke up with him before building your harem? I'll put the bookshelf on your back and keep an eye on you. Also, casting Liu Yifei for the role originally intended for Yuan Quan is just unbearable. Come on, tell me what you were thinking!

This guy's overreaction to a breakup is completely unlike a transmigrator's mentality. If it's a breakup, fine, but he had to use Jing Tian as a plot device to justify building a harem. Instead of using the money he begged for to build his career and achieve instant fame with his first film, he had Jing Tian as the female lead and himself as the male lead. Did he even understand the acting?

First, Liu Yan is not the female lead. At that time, it just so happened that the book was going to be released, and I wanted to update it quickly for everyone. Then I got a little carried away with the writing. Another reason I wrote about Liu Yan is because I saw everyone writing about Zeng Li, and I wanted to write something different. I felt that Liu Yan's reputation was better than Zeng Li's.

The protagonist is too saintly. Yin Xiaotian, who has nothing to do with this, has to get involved. He was tricked by Yang Mi and wants to help her out. The author also wants to portray the protagonist as the richest man. What billionaire would be so saintly? They are all smiling on the surface but stabbing each other in the back.

Yang Mi has already slapped you in the face like this, and you're still thinking of her as a sycophant?

Without a cheat code, what makes you think you can succeed? Want to die young? Haven't seen much of it...

I really can't understand why the author likes Lin Chih-lin so much?

I've only read 10 chapters, and there are two major flaws, one of which is even extremely toxic. It feels like the author doesn't even have basic common sense and dares not write a book. First, this is highly toxic. The author bought 1 million Bitcoins in 2009. Does the author think Bitcoin is their personal property? In 2009, could you at least have some common sense? 1 Million? Secondly, handling emotions... Sigh, it's so toxic. It just feels so awkward no matter how you look at it.

Everything else is fine, but Liu Yifei is over twenty and still says she's never been in a relationship, which is just too outrageous. I really have to say something about it.