Chinese Showbiz 99: It Starts with a Golden Finger Bug

Drinking coffee for five or six hours straight is completely pointless and a waste of time. You lose pleasure after drinking coffee for more than an hour, even if you don't ejaculate. It's also related to intensity and frequency; under high intensity, the woman will drink coffee every half hour or so.

The thing I didn't like was that when I first signed the contract for my first drama, all I could think about was how I would get along with the female lead. Seriously, the female lead in this drama is really not classy.

I haven't read such a satisfying story in a long time. Although it's a bit crude, it's both physically and emotionally engaging, making it a pleasant read. Unlike those pretentious artsy types who seem disgusting, this one is different. They could build a whole upscale neighborhood with townhouses, all perfectly housed there. Just contact Xu Pidao and he'll arrange everything perfectly.

Standard Chinese entertainment industry bulldozer style, not badly written.

After chapter 100, it's just a monotonous account of what happened, which woman he met and how many women he slept with. It's an extremely mindless harem novel, not very interesting.

Don't cast someone like Ip Man as the lead. The investment is fine, but the subsequent introduction of traditional martial arts and boomerang-like elements severely damages the film's reputation. The more exaggerated the portrayal, the more cringe-worthy it becomes. With your current aura of power, the Ip family could give you hundreds of millions of dollars.

All I want to say is that writing about the entertainment industry shouldn't just be about the entertainment industry itself; it should also include the underlying power struggles and interpersonal relationships. If you can succeed in the entertainment industry solely through acting skills, then that's just too fake.

Later, he could combine business with becoming a big shot in the entertainment industry.

There's absolutely no sense of immersion; it's all data-driven, focusing on physical constitution, but there's no physical change, no memory of it, it feels incredibly empty.

This author is clearly an outsider with little industry experience. He insists on acting in every project himself, and he's the only male actor in the entire company. Directing and starring in five or six TV series and movies a year is like working like a workhorse—completely unnecessary and unlikely to make you more famous; it might even lead to viewer fatigue.