No One Understands Movies Better Than I Do

Can we stop using terms like "Fairy Sister" or "Heavenly Fairy"? Liu Yifei is overrated; I certainly don't think she's beautiful enough to be considered on par with a fairy.

The director's plot was mediocre, and the business strategy was a complete mess, utterly disorganized blunder. It's no wonder it's a hit; it doesn't follow any coherent system.

The director is so busy, aren't the multiple actresses afraid of being cheated on?

What the hell, Mr. Han? You're not qualified for your position within the system, yet you want to get promoted?

After the Zhang Jike incident, it became clear that Jing Tian wasn't as naive as she seemed; everyone in this industry is shrewd and calculating.

Lu Chuan is a classic villain in Chinese entertainment fiction. You can use him to evoke hatred in a couple of chapters; you don't need to keep writing about him like this. It all boils down to Lu Chuan looking down on the protagonist, and the protagonist looking down on Lu Chuan. This kind of plot is tiring to watch. Dude, you're flooding the market like crazy even before it's officially released!

Choosing Liu Yifei for "Lucy" is truly blind. Why didn't they choose someone else to promote?

Writing two books simultaneously is one thing, but you even switched to American entertainment and ended it abruptly.

Let's go back to our comfort zone; the Chinese entertainment industry is too prone to making mistakes.

I still prefer your American entertainment industry; I won't support your Chinese entertainment industry anymore.