Chinese Showbiz: The Film and TV Simulation Space

Another rambling account... Details! What should have been written was omitted, while a ton of unnecessary details were included. After reading it, there's nothing worth savoring, not even a memorable moment. The plot is utterly bland, the character development is weak, the dialogue is completely monotonous, the supporting characters are utterly undeveloped, and even the logic relies heavily on…

They're really not afraid of something going wrong by always having Shuangzi around. You'll see when Shuangzi suddenly causes trouble and all your works are taken down.

This author is a professional at writing unfinished and abandoned works.

This book is supposedly a fantasy novel, but it's worse than a diary entry. They wanted to make *The Wandering Earth* back in 2008? Seriously? Those other books spent years on pre-production alone. This book basically follows the same pattern: they pull out a script, find the leads, and then, bam, the movie's made. Then it's all about box office and awards, and finally, the same thing happens again.

What a load of crap. Jing Tian didn't play any minor roles in her early career, so there's no way anyone would be interested in someone like you. And what's with this ridiculous distribution ratio? Do you think anyone would have time to play with something like that?

Xu Zheng's character is questionable. Anyone else could play the role he's offered; couldn't you have chosen someone else? And we still have to be wary of him. 😮‍💨

That's ridiculous. Jing Tian has a team; why would she always try to split the profits 50/50 with you? She invested money in advertising but didn't earn as much as you? She's naive but not stupid? Do you think the people behind her would just stand by and let you bully her? The lead actress is a terrible person, a piece of shit.

This is kind of funny. Even with a simulated space, does the protagonist actually have the ability to film it? Shouldn't they be using the space to improve their abilities before even thinking about making a film? Is a freshman in such a rush? The rich woman isn't stupid, is she? Even the best script won't work without the ability?

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. I don't understand why authors always portray their protagonists as incredibly powerful from their freshman year. Is it reasonable for an 18-year-old freshman to be so overpowered? Even though it's a novel about reincarnation, shouldn't someone in management be completely clueless? Couldn't they have been reincarnated as a junior or senior, or just graduated? Wouldn't being in your early twenties be perfect?

After watching for so long, using this simulated space for filming is such a waste! It's a space for learning, practicing martial arts, conducting research—what can't it do? All it does is make movies. They want to be investors, but they don't do anything else. All they do is make movies, hoping for box office success to acquire Poly Group. It's ridiculous!