Chinese Showbiz: Who Let Him Make Movies?

I thought the track would be packed, but it seems there are just as many talented players as fish crossing a river.

Xiancao, Lu Chuan was a bit misleading at the beginning. The first time I clicked in and saw this, I quickly exited without looking back. The author should have explained. Also, if you put Mother Liu in the heroine role, it is better than Xiao Liu. She has been the heroine too many times, and she has become tired of aesthetics. Many people will not watch it once they see "she is the heroine again". Without these two points, the traffic of this book would have at least quadrupled.

There is no system, no director, no actor, no protagonist. This is the first time I discovered this kind of Chinese entertainment. The protagonist has a dog-faced personality. He relies solely on deception, marketing and publicity, and showmanship to become big step by step. He is very dirty in winning awards and box office, but it is in line with my perception of people in the entertainment industry. If I could give it five stars, I would laugh.

The protagonist and the author's second brother are useless. They are useless and are still just eunuchs. They are still virgins after more than a hundred chapters. Is this reasonable? Not to mention, it would be nice to have a few of them to play with.

In the entertainment industry, the two completely unrelated words "pure love" are somehow combined, and what's even more hilarious is that some idiots actually believe it.

I've read over 200 chapters, and I'm still a virgin.

Essentially, it's still a novel about licking someone's pussy. It's a pure love story. You can only praise it but not touch it. Don't say anything about exploiting her and using her to earn money in exchange for someone else. You can praise it.

It's over 127 chapters now, and the main character is still a nobody, or maybe there's no female lead at all. Why doesn't the author say anything? After reading over 100 chapters like this, it's getting boring.

I read this book for fun, but you can't just have fun with a strong young man in his early twenties and not even a woman. It has been more than a year since the first crew was formed, and the protagonist is still a virgin. I would rather watch a beast protagonist in the entertainment industry than a eunuch protagonist, and according to the label of this book, the single heroine of Fat Fairy is…

It feels like the pinnacle of the Chinese entertainment fraud genre. It doesn't whitewash Lu Taro, and the part where he scams the Japanese was genuinely hilarious. It's definitely worth watching.