Chinese Showbiz: A Max-Level Director Who Debuted as a Singer

It was her first time on the Spring Festival Gala. She went through several emotional segments, but all she did was sing a cover song. It felt like she put in all her effort and just managed to fart out – nothing substantial! After all, even in real life, the princess's singing is just so-so!

I won't watch a show with only one female lead; I'll only watch shows with a harem.

Since you're going down the plagiarism route, just be concise and to the point. Why all the inexplicable sentimentality? This is no different from those Japanese entertainment articles that plagiarize and then suddenly become pretentious.

To be honest, I didn't really like the part about getting into the Beijing Film Academy. I don't know what the author was thinking. While having connections with the Beijing Film Academy might make things easier in the film industry, what's with this overpowered, world-class directing talent? Why is he acting like a pushover at the Beijing Film Academy? And then there's the apprenticeship?

When I first read this book, I thought it was average. After all, there are too many articles about China Entertainment, such as winning European Grand Slams and Oscars in three years, singing songs that beat Michael, etc. However, after reading too many cool articles, some people will form a habit and feel that the author's detailed writing is just superficial.

That beverage endorsement part is just so despicable... They clearly want your help but don't want to give you too much... So you're just going to go back to your old flame like this? She even gave him advice… Is it really necessary to be so despicable when supporting domestic brands?

If you don't understand Faye Wong's role, you can simply remove her from the list. Or is the author just fond of this particular line?

Why did John Wick change his face? It's because of racial discrimination abroad; they look down on Chinese people and have face blindness. Changing his face makes him even more unrecognizable.

The author initially stated that Fan Bingbing and Gao Li were the two female leads, while Faye Wong was a supporting character. The book also repeatedly emphasizes that it's impossible for Faye Wong, the main character, to have a successful relationship with a child at the age of 11.

I subscribed from the beginning and read about 150 chapters in one go. Overall, the early plot was quite good. Although the pacing was a bit slow, the exciting moments were frequent, and it had the potential to become a hit. However, after the princess appeared, the overall plot became unsatisfying, especially the reason the protagonist slept with her, which was extremely absurd.