Chinese Showbiz, Starting in Britain

I have read so many Chinese novels, and this is the first one where everyone wears Hanfu when walking on the red carpet. The other books talk about Chinese culture, and the responsibilities of carrying a cauldron. They are all nonsense. You don't even have the guts to wear Hanfu on the red carpet. The core is not just for him to wear Hanfu there. I think this book has a very correct idea. Liangcao

Keep up the good work, everyone who writes about Sisi deserves encouragement.

The game is currently in good condition with no major flaws and the character development is quite good. If it doesn't become overly ambitious or have a bad ending, it should be a hit.

Author, you've already written over 100 chapters, and you've laid way too much groundwork. You could have used a movie plot to drive the story forward. The way you've written it makes it sound like a commercial novel, with too little cinematic and emotional interaction.

It's not that Liu Yifei is bad, but there's just too much writing about her; it's become aesthetically tiring.

It's a good novel. The only problem is that the author tends to ramble on and on; sometimes several chapters go off on tangents. I read another book with the same problem.

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The future of the film and television industry, which is generally considered mediocre and somewhat haphazard, depends on action, not words. You've written so much about starting and developing your business; get to the point already.

Well written, above average. It was discovered too early; it wasn't enough time to see the full picture. I saw in the book review section that it mentions Southeast Asia, but it only appears in one or two sentences in the main text. To be honest, someone as careless as me wouldn't think of much of it.

This book is much better written than the last one; it's very enjoyable.