The Last Superstar in Hollywood

If you don't become a male nanny, you'll never get ahead selling hooks 🤓. Have you thought of a shady scheme yet?

Author, please don't listen to those comments saying not to act in "Titanic," and don't be bound by historical inertia. The protagonist's character serves "Titanic" entirely. Moreover, "Titanic" was the fastest ride on the wave of the 90s; it was the final, crucial step for the protagonist to truly become a superstar.

Fast forward to the scene where Leonardo is replaced by the old hag and she's pinned down 🙂🙂🙂

Seeing the author's words in Chapter 11 that actors should take acting skills as their path, I know that the author is still the kind of person who is quite literary and artistic. So what if Pacino and De Niro are great actors? They can only compete with Harrison in art films. Once it comes to blockbusters, even if they are paired together, they can't compete with Harrison.

Honestly, all the urban novels on Qidian, regardless of whether the writing is good or bad, follow the same underlying logic: making money non-stop, becoming the richest person in the world with a net worth of hundreds of billions, but apart from buying villas, cars, airplanes, and yachts, they really don't know how to spend money. It feels like being reborn is just a money-making machine.

After reading about thirty chapters, I found that this book is quite selective in its readers. I don't know about others, but in my personal opinion, this book is written in a rather pretentious and affected style. There's also a lot of unnecessary content; I feel that cutting out 30-40% of those scattered, trivial details would improve the reading experience. However, this writing style is quite intimidating...

I'm sick of Chinese entertainment news; I want to read American entertainment news, especially more about beautiful Western women.

The male protagonist stole Leo's Jack, so what will happen next? According to unofficial historical accounts, Leo caught the attention of a powerful political figure because of the Titanic, which led to his journey of gaining weight to redeem himself. Based on the current plot, the male lead is already on some people's lists, but he's just a nobody.

How did the author handle issues like Epstein, Puff Daddy, Lolita Island, cults, cannibalism, and partisan conflict?

The writing style is too pretentious; American entertainment doesn't appreciate this style. It would be more suitable for Chinese and Korean entertainment.