American Showbiz: No One Understands the Entertainment Industry Better Than Me

That's impressive. The protagonist dares to write about Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton. Hillary is truly ruthless and unscrupulous. If the protagonist didn't have powerful connections and dared to write about her family's affairs, they'd be in serious trouble.

Imagine being forced to fill a cement box with your own body. In this day and age, are people still fantasizing about Chinese people making a name for themselves in America?

It's quite a pleasant read, unlike those novels about the Chinese entertainment industry where making a movie can take dozens of chapters, detailing everything from changes in the eyes during filming to aura and other rambling topics. Reading a novel isn't about being taught how to make movies; a brief mention is sufficient.

Are there really people who like the Kardashians?

After reading episode 125, I felt the author was overly sycophantic towards the Hong Kong protagonists and a bit condescending towards the mainland characters. Otherwise, the writing was actually quite good. Keep it up in the future!

I don't quite understand why Hillary didn't kill the main character.

Does it have a system cheat code? If not, showing off is treating others like fools. Only the power of a system can change some irresistible forces.

In America, if you dare to insult a Jew, you're asking for trouble.

The storyline about Hillary Clinton reminded me of a novel on a neighboring platform where the protagonist was kept by Hillary Clinton and then used her to gain wealth.

Purely lighthearted and enjoyable read; those who don't care about details can enjoy it.