Speedrunning Chinese Entertainment, Starting with Secret Photos of Meikong

I was reborn into the entertainment industry, which is nothing more than a high-end prostitution ring and a rotten circle where money is laundered through filmmaking.

Keep it up! Several recent popular Chinese entertainment shows started like this, all flashy and edgy. Moko is great, and 2008 was a good year too. Keep it up, signing a contract isn't a problem, and you're on track for a great show.

How can we write about China Entertainment without writing about Lao Liu?

You can read it; certified by a ten-year veteran bookworm.

This novel is very chaotic and rushed; it feels like it wasn't well-planned. The protagonist's rebirth, personality, and background are all glossed over, the kind of background you'd forget as soon as you read it. Then, a system suddenly appears, and a few chapters later, the protagonist's appearance is mentioned, and he's inexplicably very handsome.

You've been thinking things through these past few days, haven't you forgotten your core principles? Look at your book title. Don't you know what people who are drawn in by your title want to read? Are you just throwing away your big head? If you don't like female celebrities, please let me know tomorrow, otherwise I'm not sure.

Please add the system tags. I was planning to skip this entirely; I won't watch it without a system tag. Without a system tag, the entertainment industry is just nonsense; how are you supposed to remember all that information? Even if you remember the previous information, without a system, you'll still face the awkward situation of not being able to act, sing, or direct.

There's too much science popularization, it's boring. I couldn't stand the last chapter before it went on sale. You're just a fledgling web series director, nothing special, yet you want to do everything, even bringing up concepts from the future. Do you really think capital won't kick you out? Why would they cooperate with you? Their sheer size will crush you. The protagonist is written too Tang Dynasty-like and too abstract. Luckily, the sunk cost is only 800 points, so it's not too high.

If you don't write about female characters, what am I supposed to read here? This is entertainment fiction. You write entertainment articles, but I see you're writing business ones?

Within a day, I went from being interested to accepting, then to subscribing in full, and finally to being disappointed and bored. This book reminded me of that historical film about a great director. They're both the same; the post-release hype was excessive. 😴