Brother Dao Took the Entertainment Industry by Storm, Fans Beg Me Not to Kill Anymore

Actually, it wasn’t just Tiger Brother himself who was puzzled. When Xiao He saw this video on his homepage, he was also confused.

”What’s going on here?”

He clicked on the video while taking a bite of breakfast.

”Isn’t this Tiger Brother? His latest video is this popular? And—”

Xiao He’s gaze shifted upward as he looked at the title linked to the trending topic of *Let the Mistake Slide*, and a sense of foreboding crept into his heart.

Everyone knew it—recommended videos never appeared, but roasting videos always popped up.

And since Tiger Brother had interacted with him on-site just yesterday, Xiao He’s memory of it was quite vivid.

Could it be that Tiger Brother had gone back and ruthlessly roasted the film, sending *Let the Mistake Slide* straight to the ”Rotten Mop Award” rankings?

Xiao He’s heart skipped a beat.

No, no, don’t do this. I think *Let the Mistake Slide* can still be saved. It’s not *that* bad, right??As the video began, before the picture even appeared, the barrage of bullet comments from netizens flooded in—

[This is way too funny. I’m watching it again.]

[Same old recipe, same old flavor. It’s the Tiger Brother from back in the day.]

[Tiger Brother, I knew you’d come back! Wuwu, this episode is seriously touching.]

[Tiger Brother, this video finally has the offensive power from your younger days. Keep it up, keep going!]

[Maintain this rhythm, Tiger Brother, and you can keep soaring, immortal in the cyber world! As for the lawyer’s letter? You handle it yourself. Keep going!]

Xiao He scanned the bullet comments, still scratching his head in confusion.

What? Offensive power increased?

Oh no, could the movie really be *that* terrible?

Did it really need full firepower?

Meanwhile, on the other side, as Tiger Brother read through the netizens’ roasting content, he finally remembered something and started trembling nervously.

As the video began, before the picture even appeared, the barrage of bullet comments from netizens flooded in—

The opening of the video wasn’t a problem. Tiger Brother simply summarized his purpose for going to Beijing this time, some things he encountered, and revealed that he would soon be participating in the roadshow for the premiere of *Let the Mistake Slide*.

Then, as per his usual routine, he started summarizing the film.

”Overall, the quality of *Let the Mistake Slide* is still very good. Especially its storytelling—it’s been heavily reworked compared to the Korean version, but I promise it will absolutely make your eyes light up.”

”I took a rough look at this director’s resume and found that several of his remake works have pretty decent ratings. The plot is really flawless, because as everyone knows, adapting imported scripts often involves major changes. Sometimes, when the character backgrounds shift, it’s like taking a massive axe to the storyline, severely impacting the subsequent narrative and leading to illogical character behavior and jarring, forced conflicts.”

”But this director is different. The adaptations he’s done are all pretty logical. He’s tried to align the character backgrounds with China’s real-world context as much as possible. From a certain perspective, he’s a pretty impressive director—able to adjust the original’s narrative logic, round out the basic character settings, and inject his own personal style. That’s a world apart from those directors who just blindly follow the original for a quick paycheck...”

Tiger Brother’s video logic generally went like this.

First, he’d talk about the film itself. Then came the ”King Yan’s Roll Call.”

Yes, ”King Yan’s Roll Call.”

That is, he’d evaluate the main creative team’s performance one by one—the director, the actors, the post-production special effects, and so on.

So after finishing his roast of the director’s issues, Tiger Brother’s evil claws reached out to the protagonist—Ren Yibai.

Without a doubt, after all that brewing of recognition and praise, the roasting world had finally met its strictest mentor.

”Ren Yibai’s performance, to be honest, watching it will leave you in a long silence. I think if *Let the Mistake Slide* actually sells well at the box office, all the credit should go to everyone else. As for Ren Yibai, he’d still owe the others box office revenue. Yeah, you heard that right. His acting, compared to the other actors, is at a level of being an embarrassment. If possible, he should genuinely kowtow to every single person on the main creative team.”