Chinese Showbiz: Secretly Shooting with the Boss's Daughter and Winning Awards

Highly recommended Unlike most romance novels featuring young female protagonists, Cunzi Chacha's character is arrogant, a little selfish, and has a strong desire to control and possess the male lead. The author's character development is very vivid.

The author of this book must have read a lot of entertainment articles, and you can feel his new understanding of entertainment articles between the lines. It has created its own unique style in the face of the monotonous "feel-good" novel format.

A truly exceptional book! This novel pioneered a new path of realistic literature among young female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry. Through its critique of reality and exploration of human nature, it creates vivid characters and a moving storyline, especially the male lead, who is portrayed vividly and realistically.

The male lead is so incompetent; would anyone really like someone with that kind of personality? It's like keeping a eunuch.

Without Liu Haocun, this book would have flopped long ago.

I was thinking of watching it if I could keep going, but there are just too many flaws. I can accept slow career development and being a kept man, but being controlled by someone other than the female lead is unbearable. It feels like I've been fed a lump of garbage... Can't men focus on their careers before they can confidently talk about love? Being controlled by outsiders in matters of the heart is just awful. I feel like this protagonist doesn't deserve the two women.

However, as a reader, I really feel that the pacing could be faster in the early stages. Perhaps it's because the protagonist's early development is quite difficult for readers, and it's a bit frustrating to see him being pushed around like that. Well written! As other readers have said, this style is rarely seen on Qidian. If you continue writing, it will at least be a masterpiece. Keep it up, author! I hope you can improve your writing skills, learn more, and keep evolving as you write!

It felt like the female lead's favorability rating was almost maxed out as soon as she appeared, so it wasn't very interesting. I actually prefer stories about people who meet from humble beginnings, then fall in love. The male lead is constantly feeling guilty and making sacrifices, but I don't get it at all. His character doesn't feel well-developed, and he lacks any of the charm of a time-traveler.

Someone actually wrote about a woman who profited from human suffering? Aren't you disgusted?!

Preserve the Emperor