My Senior Brother Is Bruce Lee

So obedient! They're still arranging for women to be with black men in China these days, especially at that brothel university. Should we just obediently arrange for the female lead to be there?

Why doesn't Feilu do anything about this ghostwriting practice? We pay to read novels, and they make us waste our money on ghostwritten content? And it's ridiculously expensive! If there were a second app where we could read fanfiction, I'd really switch.

His woman was groped, yet he continued to cooperate with the other man, eventually becoming completely passive and losing all initiative. His security company was essentially rendered useless.

Nowadays, on most online novel platforms, 99% of authors become completely different people once they publish their work (literally). Wanting to make money is understandable, but the quality is getting worse and worse. And they expect good subscriptions and donations? Their money-grabbing tactics are disgusting and laughable. Every time I subscribe hoping for something exciting, I get increasingly disappointed. This author isn't an author anymore.

This is outrageous! It's another ghostwritten piece. Lam Ching-ying was already with the main character's company, Jian R, and now he's with Shaw Brothers. You're cheating me out of points! If you're going to write something, don't write it at all; if you're going to write something, find a ghostwriter! May your whole family die!

If the zombie universe is already at chapter 100-something, how come Lam Ching-ying would switch jobs to the protagonist's company to make ghost movies at chapter 400-something?

Acquired Akina Nakamori from Japan

A harem is the way to go, why bother with a single female lead?

That's too generous. Providing 5% or 10% of the shares to newly promoted people—what will happen when they achieve results? What will you use to reward them? Especially since the protagonist basically controls the direction of his businesses, and the managers are just tools, why should they get shares?

I really want to die from writing about finance. If you don't understand it, don't write it. There are too many mistakes. The same goes for stock dividends. Huawei gives you a subscription option, but the protagonist gets shares directly. The manager can cash out and leave immediately after taking office. If this happens a few times, the company's money will be tied up.