The Great Director: Starting with Divorcing a Best Actress

They weren't even married, what's the point of getting a divorce!

He's even pulling and tugging at Gong Li? Seriously? Is Gong Li even pretty? She looks so tacky. There were tons of actresses in the 80s and 90s who were much prettier than him.

This book is a harem novel, or more accurately, a harem novel. It felt quite awkward to read. It constantly talks about feelings, but it's all about casual sex. The male protagonist's behavior constantly challenges my values. He cheats on his fiancée with other women, which is morally unacceptable to me. Isn't that cheating?

It's quite refreshing to have Gong Li, who wasn't ruined by Zhang Yimou, as the female lead. I personally think it's good. I just suggest changing the book title. Also, I suggest making more movies to win awards and US dollars, buying more houses and less womanizing. Turn yourself into capital first, otherwise, even if you're a great director, you won't amount to anything in the internet age. Keep it up and update more.

The content is irrelevant; isn't it clearly a simp story?

This author is getting increasingly pretentious. Since the book was published, it's become more and more sentimental; I'm almost ready to delete it.

I didn't want to watch Forrest Gump after seeing that; the author clearly didn't know anything about the background of that movie.

Brother, big brother, when you write historical fiction, at least do some research!

The characters are really one-dimensional, especially the female lead, Gong Li. It's hard to imagine how the story will end after the male lead sleeps with so many women, especially since Gong Li is portrayed as so domineering and jealous. Also, this kind of period drama is problematic; the actresses are all 60 now, making it difficult for them to connect with the younger generation.

Who are you divorcing? Go ahead and get a divorce! You weren't even married, how did you get a divorce? Being dishonest with your readers makes you a liar!