Starting Out at Changying Film Studio in 1978

At first he disliked Gong Xue's age and pushed him to his cousin, but later he found Miyuki Nakajima who was older than Gong Xue. Why, do foreign grandmas smell better?

He says he doesn't want to find a girlfriend in China, but he keeps flirting with other women in the article without any restraint. He's hypocritical and disgusting!

Disdain for Gong Xue, who is 53 years old, and then find Nakajima, who is 52 years old. I don't understand their thought process!

Laughing, what kind of identity did you just transmigrate into? Why do you need to worry about who other people are dating? Besides, are you even worthy? Why are you acting like a gossipmonger? If you're not going to accept Gong Xue, don't write about her in so much detail. You even dedicated a whole chapter to her cousin delivering a letter to her house. Who's going to read that?

The protagonist likes Gong Xue, but they're too old, so he lets his cousin pursue Gong Xue while he becomes a necromancer.

There's a reason for the poor performance; they're planning to make it free for a limited time, but just reading the first few free chapters makes me lose interest. They're pairing Gong Xue up with other characters, saying they don't want older women, and then they add Nakajima Miyuki later?! They've completely distorted a Wrangler; self-indulgence won't get you anywhere.

This writing is terrible, and suddenly you're singing a Japanese song? What's with that? You're a nobody, and if you can make your writing and composing sound plausible, I'll consider it plausible, but you can speak a few words of Japanese and you're singing a Japanese song? What? How dare you sing a Japanese song next to several national security personnel? I'll investigate you when you get back.

The first female character introduced before chapters 5 were neither the main character nor a supporting character; it was given to the cousin first. 🐢🐢

The protagonist is posing on the runway. A plane lands in the distance, and the protagonist continues posing. The plane gets closer and closer, and the protagonist continues posing. The plane gets even closer and closer, and finally the front wheel stops behind the protagonist.

The author's quirks are really... Hard to judge! If you don't want Gong Xue, then stop fantasizing and imagining all sorts of things, and stop describing how the protagonist is amazed by her beauty and how much he admires her. It's like you're writing about the female lead. Then he turned around and tried to set Gong Xue up with her cousin. He doesn't love normal beautiful women, but he loves his sister-in-law?