Chinese Showbiz, 1993: I’m the Strongest from the Moment I Appear

The content is alright, but the character design is poor. The protagonist has an inexplicable sense of justice. I can understand disliking the exquisite Yuan Jieying and the habitual mistress Xu Fan, but the protagonist is hypocritical. Jet Li is also a foreign sycophant, Gao Yuanyuan is a habitual mistress, and Chen Hong is a habitual mistress—doesn't he accept these women?

Chen Hong, the most beautiful Diao Chan, was once the number one beauty in mainland China. 😍

I understand the "power ceiling," but the roles I most want to play aren't any of the ones mentioned above.

Why would rich people be afraid to have children? And why would they need to raise them themselves? The protagonist of that Hong Kong entertainment novel next door is only 20 years old, but he already has several children. I don't understand what the author is thinking. What's wrong with having children? Does the protagonist die?

Playing supporting roles for one or two decades will only ever result in minor roles in the entertainment industry; eventually, they'll just become nobody.

I gave up after reading chapter 116, when the song "See You Again" was written to be sung by someone else. The protagonist is already about to release an album, and then this classic song is given away as a gift. What kind of nonsense is this? No entertainment novel ever gives away an English song of this quality.

They place themselves on a moral high ground, criticize others, and then do the same things themselves. Furthermore, the characters are exaggerated; women who are involved in the fandom don't act like brainless female fans who get all worked up just because someone is handsome. The way they describe him as handsome is disgusting. Is your protagonist the only handsome guy in the entertainment industry? It's like other female celebrities haven't seen any handsome men before.

It's well-written, the plot is exciting, the concept is well-developed, and the story could easily exceed 5 million words. There are few flaws and plenty of enjoyment. The aesthetics are good, and there's no messy romantic subplot. The characters are chosen with good looks and talent in mind.

A trashy, brainless, harem novel

It's too old now. He was only playing supporting roles; in the era before TikTok, even the best supporting actors were considered trash.