The Great Director of Chinese Entertainment

I don't know where that 50 million came from. With a box office of 120 million, you'd only earn a maximum of 30 million.

Honestly, I don't like anyone in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, not even Carina Lau, let alone Tony Leung. As for Louis Koo, I personally don't like him much; he lacks charisma, just look at the Hong Kong artists he manages now. I only like a few Hong Kong stars: Andy Lau, Stephen Chow, Anita Mui, and a few others, but I'll find someone to prove me wrong later.

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The main character should be more powerful.

It's finally over. He was alone the whole time; he really is a eunuch.

This is the first time I've ever seen a brainless transmigrator, especially one who doesn't like women. The protagonist's character is supposed to be ruthless and heartless, with no emotional connection to his parents. It seems his only purpose is to bring his favorite work over here, make someone else an entertainment mogul, and then live a lonely life. That's fine, at least he won't harm anyone else.

Protagonist: You don't need to be envious. I like one person, not women. I've been in this world for at least two years and haven't touched a woman since. I'm a eunuch! A man in his twenties who hasn't touched any woman for several years—that's definitely a eunuch! So, these female celebrities, you've failed.

That's right. The key point is that the protagonist, a man in his twenties, hasn't had a girlfriend or even a sexual relationship with any woman. This suggests that the protagonist has a mental illness. As a normal man, especially the male lead, is this normal? It's definitely a mental illness, or some kind of impotence. Is this protagonist a eunuch? From the first chapter until now, he hasn't touched a single woman.

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Using actors' names in a movie really takes you out of the story.