Chinese Showbiz: Winning Over the Actresses

Couldn't they have given the protagonist ten times the physique of Tyson, along with Lao Ai's "Whirlpool Technique," making his penis 8 centimeters thicker and 25 centimeters long, causing him to discharge electricity with every ejaculation, making women lose control of their bladders and experience unbearable pleasure, trembling, and afterwards walking with a pigeon-toed gait and their legs shaking while holding onto the wall?

Please don't add any more negative elements this time, okay? The part in the last book where the protagonist had to play the victim to boost box office sales really turned off many readers.

Absolutely gorgeous!

It's another case of idiocy and low intelligence; just as clichéd and vulgar as the entertainment industry these days.

Subsystems are hard to write. The last entertainment novel with a subsystem was "The Soft Rice King" by Wei Wu, which was a complete flop.

This author always starts making inexplicable moves halfway through writing.

The subsystem concept was initially exciting, but the first book I read was poorly written. Later subsystems focused on controlling female celebrities, which was quite boring. The author's writing skills were clearly lacking, making the idea increasingly awful.

Why is Yang Mi in there? And Fan Bingbing too?

The number of book collections for "Hawthorn" is far less than that of the previous two books. This must be because the beginning of the book is not engaging, and too many flaws are exposed in the early stages. Some readers dislike stories that give female celebrities subsystems and leave after just one glance.

The author's imagination should not be confined by these trends. As a prophetic time traveler, and as an emotional playboy with decades of advanced knowledge on how to pick up girls. The self-addition system is practically superfluous for the protagonist. It gives one an indescribable feeling of being self-imposed with reins.