Chinese Showbiz: This Top-Tier Star Really Doesn't Want to Be Famous

Good news, there are finally no more Liu and Yang. Now they are everywhere, and they all turned me into a hater.

What do you think about the inexplicable casting of Meng Ziyi to play Bei Weiwei? You might as well continue to let Shuangzi act like this.

The rest is okay, but I don't understand Li Xue's 70% share of your share. Of course it's okay if you don't cheat, but it's absolutely not allowed if you cheat, because the development of things essentially starts from the perspective of strength. If he doesn't have this strength, he will just take you for a ride.

The title of the book and the synopsis are very disconnected. Really, I looked at the synopsis and thought it was innovative. But it turned out that the synopsis is not much different from other books. You can't pretend to be someone else. Let's change the name. I'm Here to Pay You Money from China Entertainment.

Xiaohua is forced to exchange resources for the weak protagonist by unspoken rules. How about writing it like this?

Those little flowers don't have any resources of their own, but they still let you have soft rice. You have to find a good partner to eat soft rice.

It's boring. My career plan is too far-fetched. It's okay for you to get your national status in the last season of Running Man. If you're going to do it in the second season, will it do you any good?

It's really ugly. He's just a teddy dog ​​before he's famous. It feels like every chapter is paved with stallions. Can't he be more career-minded? Don't you have kidney deficiency?

This good luck plot always feels familiar to people

The important male supporting actor is actually an A4 paper push tower guy like Bai Yu. I can't see it.