Chinese Showbiz: This Director Only Promotes Young Actresses

The animated version is even cuter.

Beautiful!

Stop writing about those filming details. You're not a professional, and writing about those details, especially when the lead actor is directing others, will only make things more awkward. I've read many similar works recently, and very few are this detailed. They're all very well written, not because their writing is better than yours, but because they don't dwell on their unprofessional aspects, so it doesn't feel awkward.

Having read the latest chapter, I feel the character of Cunzi in your book isn't well-developed. She lacks any standout qualities, is rather flat, and feels almost superfluous. In reality, she debuted as a "Zhang Yimou girl," reaching her peak immediately and never playing a supporting role. However, in your book, she debuts as a supporting character, which feels like a subtle dig.

Preserve the Emperor

Seeing that it was all photos of my wife, I came in specifically to take a look, and then suddenly realized, damn, there are only 81 photos! I came too early, too early. Liu Haocun deserves to be tormented. A "white moonlight" shouldn't just be beautiful, shouldn't only bring laughter; no, it should also bring tears. Every female lead has to cry. They all deserve a round of psychological manipulation.

Cute little sweetheart 😜

The writing flows smoothly, but the plot is too flat and lacks twists and turns.

I don't know why, but I've never been able to like Yang Chaoyue.

The female lead's appearances are a bit too frequent; her subsequent career development might encounter problems.