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Jin Mailang

I've caught up to the latest chapter 240, and it's too bland. The main character has acted in web dramas, TV series, variety shows, and movies, and all of them have achieved considerable success. The latest chapter is still playing the same old face-slapping trope. It's not that similar plots are unacceptable, but this one is too low-level. Of course, if you want to see interactions with Xiaohua, that's fine; there are quite a few of those.

I've read up to chapter 96 so far, and the conflicts are really inexplicable, even a bit weak, especially the part about the class reunion before the book's release. That's just history. The rest of the writing is okay, but I don't know how it will turn out later.

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For authors like Fei Xian and Lao Mi, it's advisable to include them in the title to prevent accidental subscriptions. We don't want the authors of Fei Xian and Lao Mi to earn a single penny.

Just saw this; they're giving the main character Xu Kaicheng some fun 🙂

1. The author wants to make the protagonist's career storyline clearer, but the progress is too slow. It's almost 100,000 words and the author has only just started to get in touch with Jing Tian and there are signs of film and television projects.

Why insist on writing about Liu Haocun? Writing about Huang Yangtian would have been so much better.

Of course, the author doesn't care about grades, so just ignore what I'm saying. At the beginning, I genuinely thought the book was good, except for the slightly odd writing style. But by chapter 36, I couldn't help but want to criticize it.