An Actor's Life Begins as a Villain

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.

I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters, what the hell is this?

This is the first time I've seen such a low rating. The author is awesome!

I've definitely bookmarked this; I'll visit it regularly and hope you'll visit back!

I personally think it's pretty good.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 47. It was riddled with typos, and the director who introduced him to the industry suddenly started targeting him inexplicably.

I thought it looked pretty good at first glance, so I wanted to reserve a spot and ask someone to click it up for me.

What is this? I thought the first few chapters would be bearable, but after a dozen or so chapters I just couldn't stand it anymore. Even an elementary school student's essay is better than this.

After reading about ten chapters, I can only say that you can read it without thinking, or you can skip around. Those who know, know!

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.