Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Capturing Cao Cao Alive

This protagonist is such an idiot; his thinking is still that of an extra. Damn it, what would a woman want from you? Your age? Your lack of hygiene? Damn it, a Hollywood star participating in "A World Without Thieves"? You're truly an idiot. Feng Xiaogang's comedies can't even reach south of the Yangtze River; the pay is low; and the international rights are hard to sell. The female lead doesn't even get paid; and she's participating in this?!

The author wants to be innocent but isn't innocent enough, and wants to be a jerk but isn't jerk enough; every breakup is always the woman's fault.

Seeing that they're going to make a movie about same-sex relationships makes me feel nauseous. I really don't know what the author's mentality was in writing this kind of plot in a male-oriented novel; it makes me want to swear.

Others covet your woman, mock you for being just an actress, and these people even work for your family. And you just swallow your anger and laugh it off? That's so unlike a superstar.

The latest chapter's romance was truly disgusting. The male lead came across as a self-righteous, scheming bitch, making me physically uncomfortable. I still can't stand this kind of pretentious, twisted intellectualism. I'm outta here.

I feel the author is starting to get sentimental. If you're not satisfied, you can organize your own group. You've only just started, yet you're already arguing with the director—that's the chivalrous spirit of Linghu Chong! Are you crazy?! What does this have to do with you! What nonsense is a puppeteer spouting! And why doesn't Linghu Chong have any chivalrous spirit?

The author even thought it was a hidden camera used for filming television.

What a waste of a start! Did the author write a brilliant opening and then sell the studio? Or did they hire a ghostwriter to finish the story?

Aside from a stunning beginning, the rest was... Well, let's just say it wasn't great.

What kind of writing is this? The career development is all over the place, and the romance doesn't have any detailed development. Some chapters are just rambling accounts. The protagonist is supposed to be reborn with a system. With all this, I'm thinking of dropping the book. The latest chapter even made the protagonist lose his teeth! You really know how to manipulate readers' mentality.