The Entertainment Era, 1982

No wonder the grades were so bad. The protagonist is an indigenous person, with fragmented memories of the future, and memories that only activate under specific conditions. He's the author of "The Forbidden Kingdom," after all. Why impose these restrictions? Does he have too much spare cash?

The book is alright, but you're blatantly sucking up to Zhu Lin. They weren't even divorced yet; you were incredibly audacious to do this back then.

Don't get so worked up all the time, it's just a little money. Readers will find it annoying.

The Queen was 30 in 1982, Gong Xue was 29, and Xiao Qing was 32—all considered "old maids." Finding a few more "young ladies" would be a bit too much. 😥😥😥

666, The author must be being targeted. Not only was his new book taken down for the second time, but even his old book, "Kung Fu King," is gone.

It's even worse than the last one, mainly because the layout is terrible.

"Hong Kong Entertainment: The King of Kung Fu" was a really good novel, and it's been over half a year since it ended. Why has it been taken down now? The person who reported it is utterly immoral.

The natives have been changed to time travelers, but some plot points remain the same, making the reading disjointed.

This book was probably lost halfway through.

What the heck? Both books have been taken down! Both the new and old books have been removed from shelves!