Chinese Showbiz, 2017: This Isn't My Cheat

Later, they even said they wanted to turn this studio into a production facility for short dramas, TV series, and movies. Why not just hire people from outside? What abilities do the roommates have, or are they some irreplaceable talent? They spent so much time setting up the company, and it's not even theirs; they only have 20% of the shares. What use are the other people? They could have just found two people to be their tools. And the romantic subplot was really awkward.

I was planning to subscribe to the whole thing, but after reading chapter 92, it was like he was being smeared like a dog, with shit dumped on his head! And then it ended with some vague "self-proof is unacceptable" comment! Chapter 96 added a lukewarm "Keep your own artists in check to prevent them from breaking the law!" That's it?! Why the hell didn't you retaliate?! It's utter garbage!!! What a waste of my money!

Is this profile for real? The actor with the most awards criticizes young actors for not being willing to work hard, saying they'll offend people and get no roles? Did he win the Golden Broom Award?

The three golden chapters are meant to keep readers engaged, but the author actually uses them to discourage them from reading. 🤣

I'm absolutely not mocking you, but you can start over. While the word count is still low, polish the beginning carefully. Even if you write something like "Investiture of the Gods" later, this opening will already deter 90% of readers.

Doesn't this feel immersive? In the first chapter, the brainless villain plays basketball, talking to himself and shouting out various things, and then the people next to him chime in 😰. I feel like if someone were walking down the street and talking to themselves, they'd be dead. But if you were at home and you could talk all you want, nobody would care.

Reborn with a system, and the result is that my roommates got shares? What amazing abilities did they possess? What's that even written?

After reading a few chapters, I saw the author say that in the entertainment industry, it's generally better to avoid trouble and be kind to others. If you're going to be a good person, what's the point of being in the industry? Nowadays, entertainment novels either involve outrageous tactics to sabotage rivals or outrageous tactics to depict everyday life. Otherwise, who would read them?

I didn't even want to read it after reading the synopsis. The author clearly doesn't understand the entertainment industry! The veteran actor with the most awards… just a simple comparison: even if we consider Chen Daoming, look at those ceremonies, which popular actor could sit at the same table with them? Even at the peak of their popularity, they weren't worthy!

😅The previous loan scam was really too cruel; many people couldn't stand it.