Chinese Showbiz: You’re Supposed to Act, So Why Are You Playing a Supernatural Being?

It's not illegal to live with, have sex with, and have children with several women without obtaining a marriage certificate. The children can still be registered and have inheritance rights. Therefore, it's acceptable to have multiple weddings without a marriage certificate.

What I wanted to see was a role-playing, extraordinary story, but the author actually wrote about the House of Commons controlling the House of Lords, which was rather uninteresting and no different from other entertainment novels—it's become quite common.

Why would someone who's already extraordinary still date an ordinary woman? Can't they see the metabolic waste in their pores?

Towards the end, it became largely unrelated to the book title and synopsis, clearly indicating that the author had returned to his comfort zone. Unfortunately, this wasn't what I wanted to read.

She appears in 98 out of 100 Chinese entertainment books, and I'm getting tired of her. The last book I just finished featured Stefanie Sun as the female lead. I've realized my taste is truly unique.

The author shouldn't forget to save Nazha's father. Is he heart disease-prone? Find a way to save him. Given Nazha's love-struck nature, even if you save her father, she won't be completely devoted to you, willing to repay you with her body. You can have your own harem, meaning you'll have a stable home life while having affairs on the side.

Entertainment articles are lowbrow; if you don't write business articles, where does the sophistication come from?

In the beginning, the main character was just a prince, there was no main storyline, and a series of inexplicable actions made me think the author had sold their account. I didn't expect it to rise to prominence and even make it onto the Sanjiang list. I'll give it another try; I hope the author hasn't poisoned it.

Liu Shishi's scene was so out of place. She's been in the entertainment industry for years, why would she need you to be her hero?

I've been following this book since Q-Reader, and I kept reading until the pandemic? It seemed like it was almost finished by then. The author did a good job writing the satisfying parts of the business aspects; that book started with DD cashing out and exiting, and I feel like this one could have even more of that. So far, the book is pretty good. This time, the protagonist seems to be more like Peter Thiel (with superpowers).