It's a very interesting premise, but executed in a mediocre way. While reading, don’t worry, you can skip the entire section on the film production process, as the most important events that happen in the films created by the MC will be highlighted and commented on by the audience in over 20 reaction chapters with secondary characters' POV for each released film. You also won’t miss any significant interactions with characters that might occur in these scenes, because as soon as they are introduced, they’re quickly forgotten. This happens because these characters aren't really memorable, they merely serve to show how incredible the MC is. But be prepared for the cliche that all of the MC achievements will be seen as mere luck, no matter how many times he succeeds.
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Hay razón en tus dichos. Aún así esos pov son los que más disfrute, da color, un matiz a la historia que muchas veces se omiten. Y cuando se omiten... Digamos que es como escuchar a un novato cantar. Uno lo escucharía monótono, apagado, como si le faltará. Alma. . . Pero en fin, es lo qué creo, que podría saber...
i hate the everything is luck cliche just to have constant face slapping in story
Thank you, was gonna give it a try until I saw this part of your review. "But be prepared for the cliche that all of the MC achievements will be seen as mere luck, no matter how many times he succeeds." I hate this senseless troupe.
that's why I like Exploiting Hollywood 1980, it's more realistic when it comes to things like this.
also in the later chapter's it becomes less about simply entertaining and doing movies + reactions and more about him actually being a divine being who can get power boosts when you pray to him and he can give his loyal followers abilityies relating to the industry, he gives his believers their own Hollywood system. His followers start to fight other followers and god etc. it's dumb
