Chinese Showbiz: The Right Way to Become a Male Moonlight

I've been reborn; not making money would make me a complete idiot.

You want to play in the Olympics? And help the Chinese men's basketball team win the championship? Is this something a human could write?

Why insist on adding characters like Hu Ge and Zhu Yawen? And why keep writing about what I consider low-brow jealousy and rivalry? You've done it so many times, you have to bring it up every now and then. Aren't they Asian superstars? Why would they care about someone who didn't even graduate from the Beijing Film Academy? I'm getting tired of it. While it might be satisfying at times, there's no need to keep writing this kind of thing; it's a bit cheap.

To be honest, the author handled the character relationships quite well, at least they weren't awkward. But the song selection was truly terrible, it was ridiculous. When you write a novel, you should consider the protagonist's perspective, environment, and personality! A vibrant, rich young man in his early twenties, and you keep choosing sad and depressing songs, is that appropriate?

He's a scumbag in Taiwan, a spoiled brat, but in mainland China he's a pure and innocent simp. Can this even be watched? 😥

Wow, it's 2026 already, and I can still see a storyline about a pregnant woman running away with her boyfriend, and it's in a male-oriented fanfiction, specifically an entertainment industry fanfiction. I advise everyone to only read the beginning; it gets increasingly melodramatic later on. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

For a fan like me who's a fan of both ethereal beauty and stunning physique, this is absolutely amazing! It doesn't matter if the protagonist is a womanizer, but there must be a celestial beauty in the story; that's the essence! Fortunately, this book was discovered early, and it will definitely be required to be revised later.

It was alright at first, but then it went wrong; it was either firing again or on its way to fire.

The male and female protagonists in your story are not worthy of love at all, and their relationship is nothing to be envied or praised.

Mua's is amazing. I've read so many Chinese entertainment novels, including countless combinations of characters like the Great Tang Poet Immortal and Bingxue Weitian. I've read guides on how to recruit women, articles about unspoken rules, and stories about divine intervention—basically all sorts of things. This is the first time I've seen one where a male lead directly and instantly kills a female fan with a triple kill in a Tang Dynasty poem.