It Makes Perfect Sense That I Won the Palme d'Or at Fifteen

These authors will never capture the triumphant spirit of a successful director; they portray even the most prominent directors in the industry as sycophants. Successful directors in the entertainment industry are on par with capital, and most are actually fawned over by that capital.

You don't even know your target audience for entertainment? You're writing about winning Cannes at 15, are you aiming for high school students? The majority of entertainment viewers are between 20 and 40 years old, and you're using 15 as a target audience? If this doesn't flop, I'll take the blame. I'm putting my opinion here, and I welcome your scrutiny.

He won an award at 15, then he stopped being human and started fawning over others.

I didn't want to post a comment at all, but I've spent money following this book and now I can't help but vent a little! Your book has gone beyond just being padded; it's now pure fabrication, with the initial and later settings completely falling apart. Sometimes a little padding is one thing, but the recent chapters are utterly nonsensical, with the plot forced together entirely.

Everything else is fine, but the protagonist's age is too jarring. Some movies simply can't be made by a child this age without the necessary experience and thought. This is completely different from the examples of those science geniuses.

Don't be ridiculous. Yang Mi and Liu Yifei are not close at all. They're practically sworn enemies. Why would Liu Yifei give her old friend a friendly face? The most disgusting thing is that someone writes a book about Liu Yifei being best friends with her old friend, trying to piggyback on your fame and then drag you down with them. Would you be friends with someone like that?

At first glance, the title seemed rubbish, but I clicked in when I was looking for something to read and followed it all the way to the latest chapter. The author did a great job combining the plot with the protagonist's special abilities, and the storyline was very believable. Thumbs up! I hope it stays that way and doesn't get worse.

The plot of this book moves too fast; it's already 2012 in the blink of an eye. There's so much room for expansion. For example, you could add plots about movies developed by his own company, the reactions and impacts after each new movie's casting and awards, the high-profile events he attends, the reactions from various sectors, and so on.

It's a world of fame and fortune, all about making money. Isn't acting a profession? Who would go into the entertainment industry if they weren't thinking about making money? If you really consider it an ideal, you might as well just go and act in plays. Why bother with the entertainment industry? They even talked about dreams. That's ridiculous.

It gets increasingly sloppy later on, and it always likes to throw in personal opinions, constantly writing about its views on certain movies, directors, and actors. Who's going to read that?