Chinese Showbiz: This Director Is Truly Gifted

I subscribed to all chapters up to 237, and then I gave up on the book. Overall, it was actually quite well-written, with many unique and original ideas. Unfortunately, it seemed stuck in its own ideas and couldn't break free. You yourself said you wanted to look at things from a macro perspective, but do you know why your book didn't perform well? It's not that your writing was bad.

Although I really like this book, it's no wonder my grades are poor... The author lives up to the old saying, creating difficulties where none exist, and the protagonist is particularly pretentious. If it weren't for the fact that the book selection suits my taste, I really wouldn't have been able to stick with it.

Stop with the anti-piracy measures! I'm already struggling to keep up with the daily updates. Don't you think it's your own writing that's bad? 1 Million words already, and both the male and female characters are still virgins—isn't that ridiculous?

Jing Tian's popularity has skyrocketed, what will the author do? 😜

What kind of nonsense are these lately? It's all so inexplicable. It's supposed to be the woman who broke up with him, but why all this drama? When I'm older, if I saw a woman so self-righteous, I would have told her to get lost long ago, no matter what her background is!

Awards are a form of training, and the most famous example of training is Leonardo DiCaprio, who was trained for over a decade before being awarded one.

The most problematic aspect is the emotional storyline; writing about romantic entanglements is just too awkward.

Watch and cherish it while you can; it feels like they're forcibly creating conflict! The plot feels somewhat disjointed.

The protagonist became too aggressive in the later parts, which significantly lowered the overall quality. I was really looking forward to seeing more of Jing Tian's ex-girlfriend's scenes, but they were never developed. She was Liu Yifei's more worthy opponent, and forcing Yan Danchen into the story was a disservice. Inserting personal agendas into a wish-fulfillment novel is a thankless and ineffective approach.

No wonder my grades are bad; it's that old trick of using my body to bear the consequences of my actions again. So boring. I'm stuck in a self-indulgent cycle.