It's Just the Chinese Entertainment Industry. How Much Trouble Can It Cause?

I don't know when it started, but a large group of people appeared in the comments section of entertainment news, saying they were tired of Liu Yifei, annoyed by her as the female lead, and even threatened to delete books, stop reading, and stop subscribing if she appeared in the cast list. However, Liu Yifei's previous books had performed quite well.

I know who this is; it shouldn't be too far off. I wrote an entertainment novel before that was even more exciting than this one, but I think I overestimated it a bit; it wasn't that exaggerated. Let me mention the key phrase from the author's previous book: "Big Brother."

I can't find any others.

It's really interesting that a circle with hardly any intellectuals is getting into power struggles.

The plot is exciting, and while the conspiracy theories are tiring to read, the overall consistency makes it quite good. However, many parts feel overly dramatic in their attempt to create atmosphere, resulting in seemingly lengthy but ultimately rambling dialogue.

It's pretty good, but I feel like I'm overestimating these guys.

😏Hehehe

The author has chosen the wrong field; they should be writing historical fiction. The entertainment industry is full of intrigue and backstabbing—isn't that just a thankless task?

I don't mind the writing style, but it's a bit awkward to be thrown at me with such a nonsensical script right from the start. The protagonist's third-person perspective is too overpowered; I can't get used to it. Then there's the later addition of some foreign setting that makes it seem incredibly powerful, as if the protagonist actually possesses some kind of nuclear weapon, and everyone has to…

Just like the previous one, a collection of insider information.