Chinese Showbiz's Top-Tier Star: I'm Really Not a Womanizer

I don't understand why they're so eager to fawn over Yang. Before "Palace" aired, no one expected it to be a hit. "Chinese Paladin" didn't have great initial ratings; it only became popular after airing during the summer. Did Yang Mi offend fewer people? Her relationship with her former agency, Li Shaohong, was very unpleasant.

The female lead in "My Love from the Star" needs to be a real-life superstar to resonate with the audience. You made Dilraba, a nobody, so how can the audience relate to her? She was practically unknown in 2012. Thumbs down. If you can't talk about Fan Bingbing or Liu Yifei, then your own girlfriends Yang Mi or Liu Shishi would work too.

After it's released, it's all fluff. If you want a strong emotional storyline, then invest real emotion in the relationship. You can't have it both ways. No relationship is without arguments. You can't just take advantage of someone, then use an argument or jealousy as an excuse to dump them and then act all hurt and blame them.

Pure 💩 The breakup storyline is so intense that the author killed himself off in just two chapters about the breakup. Not just any amount, not much, not terrible—this premise alone is already incredibly overpowered. The key issue is the lack of skill in writing it; it reads like 💩.

6. The protagonist is wealthy and has future experience. He invests 5 million himself, accounting for 51% of the total, while Yang Mi contributes 500,000 plus 0 yuan, accounting for 49%. They establish a film and television company. Is the author a novice? He's rich, has the advantage of being reborn, and still gives so much...

I couldn't hold back the other flaws, but I really couldn't hold it back when you asked Reba to play the role of Xing. I invested 80 million in a film and television drama and found a new person to play the heroine in the TV series. Can I resist it? After reading so many Huayu novels, I saw Reba for the first time. The key point was that Reba at that time was not the top-notch pure newcomer.

Your profile sounds like you're a scavenger of junk; it's all used items you're reusing; and it even mentions being a "street vendor"—no wonder it's doomed to go viral.

This book seems to have a distorted moral compass for the male protagonist. Is it something to be praised for casually interfering in and destroying other people's relationships? Even if the other person is a jerk, it's not an excuse to be a mistress. Having a harem is fine, but secretly cheating on someone is a moral issue.

I came in because of the typical scumbag/womanizer story, but why is the male lead so innocent?! Every time he has a sweet romance, he has to break up with his girlfriend before he can start a new one?! Then he's not a scumbag, he's just an innocent guy... This title is a bit misleading. He's not a scumbag, but many books are titled like that, denying it is admitting it.

Can you please stop writing about Liu Yifei? Just seeing those three words gives me a headache. What's with this American, this Chinese entertainment writer, rambling on and on all day?