Adding Acting Skills on Set Today, Too

Is being a Best Actor really that impressive? Every award has one winner every year. Not to mention the whole world, just in Asia alone, there are countless awards—it's like they're being wholesaled. So, being a Best Actor is actually quite common.

Personally, I feel that writing about the entertainment industry with and without cheat codes is different. The problem with this book is that it's a bit bland, with not many points to criticize, and it's hard to know what to say! That's why there are few reader comments!

It's really too padded out. There's hardly any substantial content in each chapter; it's just filler like movie plots. How can you expect your readers to support you after it's published?

Dear author, please focus on your job! Writing web novels won't lead to anything! You update every day, which is hard work. I follow your story daily, but I just quickly flip through the pages and don't actually read it. After all, it's not easy for you to write, but I can only support you until your book is officially released! Although I don't know if your book will even be published...

The beginning was somewhat original, but the latter part consisted of long passages describing film and television plots, making it feel like I was just coasting through a year.

What's the point of being a Best Actor award if you're not part of the system? What's the use of this honor if you're not in the system? Zhang Yi has won countless awards, but what's the point? He's not even as good as a top-tier celebrity. There are only a handful of top-tier celebrities, and they can at least get cash back. Even a mediocre Best Actor award can get you cash back.

You even acted in such a terrible movie as No Man's Land.

Your plot is way too padded...

Let me just say, are there any '85-year-old aunties here? If so, I'm going to go yo-yo now.

Not bad. It seems to be above average for food and resources. I'll use two monthly tickets and all 16 recommendation tickets.