Reborn in Chinese Showbiz, but Bound to a Criminal System

Everyone has different tastes; I've never really appreciated Dilraba, but Gulnazar is dazzlingly beautiful.

Wasn't the show "Whitewashing" met with a barrage of criticism? The promoters used the four criminals as a selling point, and even the victims of the real-life cases said the show was whitewashing the suspects. I don't understand why they had to start filming this show even with the butterfly effect in mind. The original show, "The Untouchable," was far superior to "Whitewashing."

I really want to curse. I paid real money to subscribe, and the author just throws at me dozens of "this part has been censored" in each chapter, is that how they try to appease their readers? And it's not just one chapter; they change things just because they're censored, understand? Do you even know what "change" means? Want me to look it up in the dictionary for you? 😆😆😆

Cute and pretty

The author writes very well. Dudu and Sister Meng are portrayed so well that I feel like I've actually met them in real life. As long as the story doesn't end yesterday, I will continue to follow the story and vote for it every day. Keep up the good work, author!

Why don't you just cut it and start over? Your editing is terrible. You messed up the timeline and started with this garbage show like "Whitewashing." Was "The Untouchables" any better?

This novel imitates the one by male model Da Bai, except the male protagonist in this one is more career-oriented. I think this one is better than the one by male model. The one by male model is always playing abstract and gimmicky, which I really can't get into. Also, the male protagonist of male model, Da Bai, is brain-dead. He has no ambition, is carefree, and has a very big heart.

The car chase scene in Chapter 8 starts with a car full of celebrities driving at over 100 km/h, no stunt performers, no auditions, just real footage. The crew didn't even discuss beforehand whether the main characters could drive. I feel like my wallet has been challenged. Did anyone see the Shennong scene later on? Were there many more scenes like this later on?

It's another novel that thinks you can act just by being good at acting, and it's especially long-winded and rambling.

Good, no major flaws, and importantly, it doesn't pander to those 85-born older women. Novels without 85-born actresses are refreshing; the writing is smooth, and the protagonist's actions and career plans are logical and organized. It's a smooth and insightful read, I finished it in one go. 🤓 Please update soon!