Actually, it wasn't just Tiger who had doubts; Xiao He also had some questions when he saw the video on the homepage.

"What's going on?"

He ate a bite of breakfast while watching the video.

"Isn't that Tiger? His latest video is so popular? And—"

Xiao He looked up at the headlines related to the popularity of "Making a Mistake," and a sense of foreboding crept into his heart.

As we all know, you'll never see recommended videos, but you'll definitely see videos that are full of complaints.

Tiger had interacted with him at the event yesterday, so Xiao He's memory of that moment was quite vivid.

Could it be that Tiger went back and went on a rant, causing "Making a Mistake" to top the list of worst films?

Xiao He's heart skipped a beat.

No, no! I think "Mistaken Identity" can still be salvaged; it's not that bad, right?

At the very beginning of the video, before the actual video appears, a massive barrage of comments from netizens appears—

【This is so funny, I'm watching it again.】

【The familiar recipe, the familiar taste—it's the same Tiger Brother from back then.】

【Tiger, I knew you'd come back! This video is so touching!】

【Tiger, this video finally has the same impact you had in your younger days! Keep it up, and keep it up!】

【Keep this pace, Tiger, you can continue to soar and live on forever in the cyber world! As for the lawyer's letter? You'll have to deal with that yourself. Good luck!】

Xiao He glanced at the comments and was still a little confused.

Huh? Attack power increased?

Oh no, could the movie really be this bad?

As for going all out? 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝕨𝕖𝗯𝚗𝚘𝕧𝕖𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝕞

Meanwhile, seeing the comments from netizens, Tiger finally remembered something and began to feel uneasy.

Could it be that part...?

The video started without any issues; Tiger briefly summarized the purpose of his trip to Beijing, some of the things he encountered, and revealed that he would soon be participating in the premiere roadshow for "Mistaken Identity".

Then, as is customary, he began to summarize the film.

"Overall, the quality of the movie 'Mistaken Identity' is quite good, especially its story. It has been significantly changed compared to the Korean version, but I guarantee it will definitely surprise you."

"I took a quick look at this director's resume and found that the ratings for his remakes are quite good. The plots are really impeccable. As everyone knows, scripts are sometimes adapted quite drastically when imported. Often, when the character settings and backgrounds are changed, it's like cutting a knife into the plot, which has a significant impact on the subsequent story development. It can lead to confusion in the characters' behavior logic and very abrupt plot twists and conflicts."

"But this director is different. The adaptations he's done are all quite logical, and the character settings and backgrounds are as close as possible to the realities of China. In a way, he's quite a capable director. He can adjust some of the original's logical narratives to make the characters' basic settings coherent, and he can also add his own personal touches. This is completely different from those directors who just remake things mindlessly to make money..."

Tiger's videos generally follow this logic.

Let's start with the movie itself, and then we'll get to the "King of Hell's roll call".

Yes, it's like "the King of Hell making his roll call".

This means evaluating the performance of each member of the creative team, such as the director, actors, and post-production special effects.

After complaining about the director's problems, Tiger's evil claws reached out to the protagonist—Ren Yibai.

Without a doubt, after so much recognition and praise in the early stages, the world of roasting has finally welcomed its strictest mentor.

"To be honest, Ren Yibai's performance left me in a long silence after watching it. I think if the box office of 'Mistaken Identity' is not bad, then all the credit should belong to others. Ren Yibai is actually indebted to others for the box office. Yes, you heard right. His acting skills are on par with the other actors, to the point of being unworthy of their credit. If possible, he should really kowtow to everyone else in the production team."

"We have no idea who let him out. Will the director and producers be able to sleep at night after seeing this? I hope his future is bleak and he doesn't just fall into a ditch."

"When he played an assassin, he acted like he was some kind of awesome thug. But when he played Zhu Feng, he acted like he was an old but still awesome thug. To be honest, he dragged down the quality of the movie. Do they really not care about casting anymore?"

"If possible, I would suggest not having him portray two characters at the same time. Because portraying two different age groups in such a difficult way would only make people realize that it is still heartbreaking for a person to grow old, and that there is no hope for a future after any effort."

Hearing Tiger's string of witty remarks, Xiao He almost choked to death.

"Cough cough cough—"

Xiao He quickly gulped down a mouthful of water.

"When did Tiger's fighting power level up again?"

He could hardly believe it.

Although Tiger did make his name through criticism in his early years, to be honest, many actors these days are easily offended, and there's not much left for them to criticize. Sometimes it's better to be more tactful, because if you get too excited, the video will be taken down, and all your work will have been for nothing.

Moreover, Tiger has a considerable number of fans, and his every move is closely watched by many people, so under normal circumstances, he would not make such aggressive comments.

This is so unlike him.

While Xiao He was still wondering, Tiger was already trembling: "Something's not right, something's not right! I already said that some of these comments were from other audience members who watched the movie with me, not my own thoughts, so why don't they believe me?"

"I merely translated the old man's words; surely that's not a capital offense?"

When I checked the comments section, wow, it was full of "truth-tellers".

【Tiger, stop explaining. This audience member making that comment is you, isn't it?】

【Tiger, we understand, we all understand.】

【Tiger is so pitiful. Are they now only able to pretend to be a random passerby when telling the truth? So hard-working, so heartbreaking.】

【Tiger, keep it up! This familiar feeling reminds me of your吐槽 (tu cao, a type of humorous commentary) videos from middle school. I've finally found that old feeling again. Keep telling the truth! But if the fans call, we'll run!】

Tiger was dumbfounded.

Who exactly gave you permission to pin the blame on me?

Those "suicidal" remarks really, really weren't said by me!

Why don't you guys believe me?!

However, because this subtle style of death humor was so much in line with Tiger's early image, no matter how he explained it in the comments section, netizens didn't believe him.

It can only be said that, in a sense, Tiger and that Director Qiu are kindred spirits and have reached the same conclusion.

Tiger was speechless and even considered posting the photos directly to clarify the truth.

But considering that they were all at the premiere roadshow of "Mistaken Identity," Tiger was hesitant to take a picture of the note and post it online, fearing that some extreme fans might use the clues from the event to find out the old man's identity and disrupt his normal life.

After all, having dealt with those fans frequently, he knew best just how crazy they were.

So Tiger could only put his hands together and pray to both the God of Wealth and God, hoping that the former would keep his money and the latter would keep his life, so that he wouldn't be turned into a graveyard by angry Ren Yibai fans.

Let him bear all the pain (fame and fortune) himself!