Chinese Showbiz: The Ordinary Man Returns

I don't understand why the author is suppressing the protagonist. If the protagonist can't win any awards, then don't even write about awards, okay? It's one thing to not win once, but to do it again? I don't know what the point of writing like this is. This isn't how you write filler articles! It's really despicable.

This is the poorest protagonist I've ever seen. He was reborn four years ago, and even after playing Yang Guo, he still doesn't have a net worth of a million. He was the male lead in three high-rated TV series before, and a supporting actor in a hit drama. He's really super poor.

This protagonist is pretty useless. He was reborn in 2002 and made hundreds of thousands in football betting, earning his first pot of gold. Then he took out a loan to buy a house. He spent all the money and didn't even think about stocks or other investments. If the author hadn't been so lenient with the protagonist, spending money to promote him, he would be nothing.

The author simply doesn't listen to the readers. Each book is worse than the last; the author is completely immersed in their own world.

The protagonist's name is truly awful. It's worse than names like Shen Zhibai or Xu Zhibai. It's so unpleasant to hear, even worse than ordinary people's names. I don't understand why they would deliberately choose such a tongue-twisting name?

What the heck is "Chicken White"? That's the name of a random passerby, it's so out of place as the main character's name. Plus, it's an insult in Hakka dialect.

The protagonist's name must have been chosen by an elementary school student.

I really want to complain about the male lead's name.

Over 1.7 Million words, only 60-something comments.

A hint of a smile, a hint of satisfaction, flashed in his eyes. The author's intelligence is evident in his eyes.