Reborn: The Entertainment World Storm

I skipped through this book, mostly reading about how he plagiarized other people's masterpieces and then generated data and stuff. It was so padded out. After reading about a hundred chapters, I just couldn't continue.

Putting aside the villain Zhang Yu's character, let's just talk about the protagonist. After a couple of drinks, he was easily provoked into making a boastful bet. Unable to fulfill his promise, he was ridiculed and attempted suicide. After the failed suicide attempt, his pride got the better of him, and he couldn't make it in his life, so he wanted to move, dragging his parents down with him.

I just started reading the subscriptions. Although your book is finished, author, please use common sense. Don't ignore common sense just to prove yourself wrong...

Ugh... That Li Yuncong is really disgusting. And that Zhou Xiao'e, the lead actor gave you a supporting role and asked you to audition, but you gave it up because the lead actor didn't give you the lead role. What right do you have to give up a role? You want to be an actress and you want to be the lead actress, but you don't even know if you have the qualifications.

It's not good; it's all arguments and bickering, like the whole world is against you.

I looked at the chapter titles later. If Oolong Temple doesn't film, will it just shut down two kids? And Chow Yun-fat's God of Gamblers series. As I wrote, I forgot everything. Also, the trolls in the movie had way too much screen time.

Pfft, this is from 2014. No wonder it had such a political vibe.

It's too toxic, I can't take it, let's retreat.

Am I the only one who thinks that every single event in the book causes fans to fight each other, like more than half of the ten chapters being about fans arguing with each other, is this just padding for word count? 😰

I bet if they saw the protagonist was a student, a small portion of them probably wouldn't even be able to read properly and would just give up immediately. 😥