The Movie Star: I'm Not Mentally Ill, the System Is!
影帝：我不是精神病，系统才是！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 145k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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66Chapters
384Recommendations
21Fans
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The author seems to have a penchant for drastically altering the entertainment industry; I don't know if you genuinely don't know this or if you're writing it that way on purpose, but it feels very awkward to read.
Don't write so frustratingly this time. I stopped reading the last one after reading more than half of it.
My previous book was a blatant attempt to promote Lu Chuan, so I gave up on it.
Who taught you to write a book like this? It's incoherent, nonsensical, and you're talking like a lunatic.
It's too messy
The protagonist specifically mentions that it's a parallel world in order to freely arrange the plot, so there are many issues that don't conform to reality.
It looked pretty good at first.
So far, it's been pretty good and suits my taste. But the problem is, given the protagonist's current character design and power-ups, he's just a drama fanatic. How is he going to become a financial backer later on? Without money or power, no matter how well he acts, he'll only ever be a top-tier supporting actor. These days, how many veteran actors who have acted their whole lives are just supporting roles for popular stars, being used as stepping stones?
No wonder it was so good; I've read all of the author's other books, haha.
The main problem before was that once you became famous, you shouldn't resort to the same old formula that makes people look down on you. Instead, create more scenes of fan worship and idol worship; that's what makes it enjoyable to watch, and makes female fans feel that you're crazy, strong, and beautiful. A touch of Dihua (a term referring to a Chinese film industry) wouldn't be bad either.
Seriously? You're just putting the content from your previous book here and rehashing it?
Strange
If you're going to show off your writing skills, don't do it in dialogue. Speak in a conversational style, don't write like a prepared speech. Chapter Four describes how Liu had already filmed "Bai Xiuzhu" when she entered the school, and it was airing on TV, so the teacher praised her for having natural talent, good bone structure, and a natural camera presence, and that she could fly. Later, the main storyline is about "The Story of a Noble Family"? Are they going to film it again?