When the Director Speaks, Capital Keeps Quiet

Don't write about Zhu Yawen. I feel he's pretentious and hypocritical. Does anyone else feel the same way?

I couldn't stand it after reading half of the first chapter; it's written in such a pretentious, artsy style that I couldn't continue even with Sissi as the main character. I wish the author continued success in their writing.

Being a "literary youth" isn't about piling up random, meaningless words. If you don't have the writing skills, don't pretend; it's just a headache to read. If you don't know what being a "literary youth" means, I suggest reading the first few dozen chapters of "I Really Can't Act."

What an adorable little Liu!

Beautiful photos

Ugh! I can't take it, my head hurts. It's not that I can't read artsy stuff, but this is just too chaotic. It feels like a bunch of people are having a buzzing conversation in my ear.

I didn't finish the first chapter; there were just too many adjectives. The author seemed to want to use adjectives on every single pair of shoes.

Sigh, I've read almost 10 chapters. I also like reading stories with a single female lead, but I can't continue. It's exhausting to read. First, it's too artsy; second, there's too much dialogue, and too many people interrupting, making it chaotic and noisy; third, I feel that this period of Lao Liu's character isn't well-developed. He should be lively, but he's portrayed as an artsy type after his past controversies. I really can't continue now. Good luck, I'm off. Finding books is so hard!

What are you writing, author? Why not rename it "Chasing Dreams in the Entertainment Industry"?

This is a simp story... I really can't stand reading it.