Chinese Showbiz: Rising to Fame in 1998
华娱：从1998年开始崛起
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There are many places that are extremely toxic... For example, why is the female lead in Legend of Sword and Fairy still Liu Yifei!? She didn't sign in the male protagonist's company, she only had an acquaintance with the male protagonist...
They can accept so many women, but signing and grooming Yao Chen, this "evil flower," is simply unacceptable!
The protagonist is really good at licking.
Even though the protagonist has been reborn and has some money, he's still so obsequious; his loser-obsessed mentality is off the charts.
Many paragraphs are written in a disjointed manner. The protagonist does not act like a seasoned director at all. Instead of handling interpersonal relationships, he seems like someone who has never been in society and is trying too hard to appear sophisticated. The character is set up too high and does not fit the role at all.
Can you please stop projecting your own authorial mindset onto the protagonist? The protagonist has already become someone of power, yet he greets everyone he meets as "brother" or "sister," why be so obsequious?
Author, subsequent employees don't need initial public offering (IPO) shares, just term-based profit-sharing rights are enough! Better to have fewer but better quality employees! Don't just settle for any female star and bring them home. Xiao Qiang isn't necessary; Jia Jingwen is too short and it's not right. Fan Binbin needs to work on his physique; he has posture issues.
I stopped watching when I saw the lotus flower.
The author seems to be indiscriminately choosing their female lead, blurring the lines between "fast food" and "female protagonist." You can accept top-tier actresses, but aren't the others good enough as "fast food"? Li Lianhua is honestly quite average, Zhang Meng and Li Dabai are universally acknowledged as top-tier, and even Sha Niu, Xiaolongnu, and Nazha are top-tier.
It's disgusting. They're still sucking up to Ning Hao, and even played an international thief in his drama just to curry favor with him. It's utterly repulsive.
The female lead is actually a tax evader; this is the first time I've ever seen that.
Discover more underrated but good-looking actors! Too many average-looking people are being promoted and polluting our aesthetic sense. Use resources on truly beautiful people. Don't let actresses like Tang Yan and Yang Mi ruin our aesthetics. Let's have more genuinely beautiful and virtuous actresses!