A Top-Tier Star's Journal

Don't use the excuse that "the grass is always greener on the other side" in your books. Every book you write explains how bad, limited, and discriminatory foreign awards are. Every book you write is eager to lick the boots. It's you, the author, who is licking the boots. It's you, the author, who still thinks the grass is always greener on the other side.

I've been a long-time reader of yours, but I just can't stand it! The first few chapters say you were reborn, and then you were tricked by Taihe Rye Music into becoming a boy band for four years with only 2000 yuan a month. Before your rebirth, you were a screenwriter, practically an industry insider. How could you be tricked? It's so contradictory. I don't know why you wrote your background like this; it's so awkward to read.

People still read Lao Xu's books 🤐. From Lao Xu Shepherding to Fried Gold, every time he starts a new book he says he'll write something different, but halfway through, they're all pretty much the same, plagiarizing everything from Douban, all sorts of… lots of preaching, all sorts of male protagonists with the surname Shen. He's written so many books, using the same plot over and over again.

The main character looks down on everything, accusing "Go Fighting!" Of plagiarism. Then why did the main character even sign a contract as a regular cast member? It's ridiculous. The main character's own "original" songs and movie scripts are also accused of plagiarism, yet they keep claiming they only watch foreign variety shows and not domestic ones. It's outrageous!

Old Xu, you've been writing about Chinese entertainment for so many years, and it seems like you're getting worse with each passing year. Is it because the entertainment industry itself is so rotten? At least the protagonists you wrote about before came from different backgrounds—some were crosstalk performers, some were possessed by Hitchcock, and they had different life trajectories.

When you're supposed to provide a satisfying experience, you give us educational content, glossing over your own work while providing detailed explanations of others'. You write whatever comes to mind, offering educational content wherever you end up. You even say Huang Lei has a strong fatherly vibe, but the author himself has the strongest.

The protagonist is constantly babbling and the author is endlessly spouting nonsense. And this guy even dares to talk about Huang Lei's father? Every chapter I subscribed to feels like a waste of money. 😴😴😴

I heard that Qidian is going to eliminate all AI-edited novels, even those that have been polished with AI. Does that mean this book will be gone soon?

I watched about half of it, and I can't quite put my finger on what's so great about it, but I just kept watching. My only question is, did she change girlfriends later? Of all the well-known actresses in the Chinese entertainment industry, I think Dilraba is the ugliest. She has a large frame, a square face, bad skin, and a short career.

I'm not trying to belittle one while praising the other, but you, Golden Retriever, fawn over Yang Mi in every book you write, yet you can't create a single likable character. I don't even know if you're a fan or a hater. I recently read a Chinese entertainment magazine called "Starting with Happy Breakup," and the Yang Mi in that book is the most likable I've ever seen.