An Actor's Life Begins as a Villain
从反派开始的影帝人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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587Chapters
351kPopularity
1.2kReaders
8.4Score
833Must-read votes
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Although I've only read about 30 chapters and can't generalize, the writing is really chaotic. The director, who was guiding me in so well, suddenly starts to stab the male lead in the back. I just want to ask why? And all the actors they encounter in creating conflicts are the kind who are narrow-minded, chasing fame, and selling their connections. It's really shady.
Director Bole inexplicably started playing online games. System junk is useless The protagonist's personality is like a turtle. Lots of spelling and grammatical errors
It's so tiring to watch.
After watching over 50 episodes, I really couldn't watch anymore. They already have assets worth tens of billions, yet they're still being criticized without any reaction. It's incredibly brainless and a disgrace to the time-travel community.
Seeing the book about men made me so scared I immediately changed the book and felt nauseous. 🤢
The protagonist, Long Aotian, is incredibly powerful, invincible from beginning to end. He's practically unstoppable, killing gods and Buddhas alike. He starts by causing the deaths of his parents, then kills his wife to prove his Dao in the middle, and later, because his household registration only has one page, he has no weaknesses. He ascends to the immortal realm, becomes a disciple, and then betrays and destroys his master's lineage. The entire story is full of satisfying moments.
The plot is illogical, full of mindless conspiracy theories, with dozens of chapters about others framing someone, and only one chapter about the author resolving the situation. It left me completely confused. The text is riddled with typos, making it difficult to read and requiring readers to guess what it says.
It feels like a mess.
Well, it was great at the beginning, but it got more and more ridiculous towards the end. It felt like the author was rubbing my intelligence into the ground, which was incredibly frustrating.
After reading about ten chapters, it's so confusing! I can't tell who's who among the directors; one minute they're called Wang, the next Zhang. I don't even know their surnames. And the timeline changes drastically—it happened yesterday, then suddenly it's several days ago. It's completely incomprehensible. It's incredibly chaotic.