The Rise of the Entertainment Age

No, don't you read the news? Why do you still have a biased view of the entertainment industry?

Those who write about Chinese entertainment all have a heart that yearns for the freedom of female celebrities. What was the author thinking?

I really don't understand the author's thought process. If they set up a cheat system and then weakened it, they might as well not have written it at all! Also, the biggest problem with this book is that it covers too much ground, jumping from writer to actor, director to internet company startup, etc., All in a disjointed and chaotic way, without a main plot.

The work is quite good, with a refreshing, leisurely, and comfortable feel. Although it's also an entertainment-themed novel and a work of plagiarism, it doesn't feel as rushed as other similar novels. I hope the author's writing continues to improve. Keep it up! 🎭 Character design: Great.

The cheat system has three functions: opening treasure chests, leveling up rewards, and leveling up by allocating skill points. I only used the treasure chest function at the beginning; afterwards, I forgot about it and became invisible. The skill point allocation function is good, but the points aren't linear; you only get the actual effect after a breakthrough.

Those who write about the entertainment industry and then about pure love, I don't know what they're thinking. In modern society, can you name an example of someone who's handsome, rich, powerful, and capable, who stays with their original spouse from beginning to end and doesn't cheat? Even Confucius, who was supposedly a saint, couldn't do that.

This is not in line with China's national conditions; promising students from Tsinghua and Peking Universities are bullied and the schools do nothing.

Studying acting requires attending classes; in her first year, she read five novels, acted in a TV series, even copied the soundtrack; she also directed short films; and in between, she started a company, acquired websites, and built a team. She truly is an "invincible all-around genius." Furthermore, the timeline is quite vague, focusing entirely on the protagonist. I feel it should be several years later, but he's still a freshman or sophomore in college.

The pacing is too slow. Do you think this is some kind of cultivation novel? Leveling up?

A star in the sky, a tear from Qin Lan.