Chinese Entertainment's Party Animal: My Scandal Breaks, So I Quit and Run

I really can't stand Zhao Liying's looks; she has no legs, no breasts, and no butt. She's short. Her only redeeming quality is cuteness. Now that she's older, even that's gone. She really doesn't look good in *The Wind Blows Through Half Summer*. I've watched 34 of her dramas, though, and they were quite good.

As a singer, you chose Chinese songs that you copied from Li Ronghao. You didn't copy anything more famous, and you sang a song that the general public had never heard before.

Lim Yoona is very pretty on her own, but when she stands next to domestic female celebrities, she looks like a maid.

It can only be said that the author just wouldn't change their choice. Why choose some trashy songs that nobody listens to? The most popular song during the summer solstice is "Chasing the Light," and you didn't choose that. Why did you have to choose a terrible song that nobody has ever heard of? No wonder your grades are so bad.

I remember Yoona and Lee Seung-gi causing a sensation throughout Asia. I became a K-pop fan in 2010, and Chinese celebrities seemed like country bumpkins to me. Girls' Generation and TAR had such long legs. If it weren't for the Korean Wave ban, Chinese celebrities wouldn't have been able to compete at all.

It's a complete mess with no plot; it just goes back and forth on one thing: I'm so awesome, all the beautiful girls like me.

1. Breaking the contract and running away—honestly, I can't empathize with celebrities at all. Capitalists exploiting people is no good, and so is the protagonist running away. 2. Running away is one thing, but running away right before the music show performance starts? Does he even consider the fans who bought tickets as human beings? This is truly outrageous.

Each one is worse than the last. No wonder they didn't achieve good results.

The fried chicken is getting worse and worse. So many books of popular fiction have been written, so many have been abandoned, and so many pseudonyms have been used—why is it regressing instead of progressing?!

I quite like the "playboy" persona in the Chinese entertainment industry. That's just how the industry is; even if you don't have a harem, don't act like a saint. I wouldn't watch a show with only one female lead.