Hollywood in Shock: You Say You're Only 17?

Writing entertainment stories in the US without featuring multiple female leads is simply ridiculous.

It's not about removing Liu Yifei just because she's mentioned; it's about bringing something new to the writing! Liu Yifei's work is becoming too homogenized.

You fucking think we, who watch Lao Liu's movies, would have a good impression of Chen Jinfei? What you wrote is so discouraging! In the Chinese entertainment industry, the name "Zheng Zhu" carries the weight of ten Chen Jinfeis. With Zheng Zhu's achievements, if he said he was going to make a new film, a bunch of people would rush to give him money and pull strings. Why would he need to fawn over Chen Jinfei? You might as well fawn over Lao An! 😅

I didn't like the plot; the title should be changed to "I Was Harvey's Dog in Hollywood."

By chapter 74, you can stop thinking. Author, do you even know the protagonist's current status, connections, and capital in the Chinese entertainment industry? The protagonist is someone who can talk to the head of China Film Group on equal terms. What is Chen Jinfei's status in the Chinese entertainment industry now?

This is ridiculous! Your book is clearly aiming for Hollywood, and you end up with Liu Yifei as the female lead? You're insane!

Keep it up, author! So many people are writing and people are still reading, which proves there's a market for it. But you need to be original and avoid being generic.

Writing about Lydia Shum in American entertainment? It's bound to fail sooner or later.

You should just change your name, be reborn, and go to Hollywood to be Harvey's lackey. He's just a middleman, and you're treating him like royalty? You're something else!

Can I understand why the story of Xiao Liu begins with either his father or mother being sacrificed? Can't the story continue without the death of a family member? Giving such an awkward reason for going abroad is a bit ridiculous. Reading novels is supposed to be enjoyable, not heartbreaking.