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

Good news, finally Liu and Yang are gone! They're everywhere now, and they've all turned me into a hater.

Everything else is fine, but I don't understand why Li Xue took 70% of your profits. If you weren't cheating, of course it would be okay, but since you were, it's absolutely not allowed. Because the development of things is essentially based on strength; if someone doesn't have that strength, they're just riding on your coattails.

Why did you suddenly cast Meng Ziyi as Bei Weiwei? You might as well have just stuck with Zheng Shuang.

The title and synopsis are completely disconnected, really. The synopsis made me think it would be innovative, but the content is pretty much the same as other books. You can't just advertise something you don't know. Change the title: "Hua Yu: I'm Here to Steal Your Money."

It's really awful. He's already a teddy bear before he's even famous. Every chapter feels like a setup for a harem. Can't he be a little more career-oriented? Doesn't he have kidney deficiency?

How about writing it this way: the young woman is sexually exploited in exchange for resources for the protagonist who lives off a woman?

Those young actresses don't have any resources of their own, yet they expect you to be a kept man. If you're going to be a kept man, you should at least find a good partner.

I think your status as a top star is completely useless; it doesn't change the box office at all. What's the point of writing this? The movie's box office will be the same whether you're there or not. So, trash is trash.

The important male supporting character is actually Bai Yu, an A4-sized paper-thin tower-pushing type; I can't watch it.

That's ridiculous. Your career planning is terrible. It's fine if you boost your popularity in the first season of Running Man, but what good will it do you to go on for the second season?