What do you do when the System dumps you in ancient times and expects you to start a media empire? Take over brothels, open a media company, train performers, and launch a newspaper. Newspapers and magazines, radio dramas, stage plays, talent competitions, and variety shows all take off! Turns out people in ancient times can be terrifyingly obsessed with celebrities too! Watching the tertiary sector rise, Su Pengpeng says, “Just another day at the office. No big deal.”
System: Host, the world you transmigrated into is a novel, and the heroine is determined to kill you!
Su Pengpeng: Huh?
System: Oh, right! You’re not the only System Host in this world. There’s someone else watching from the sidelines, and it’s unclear whether they’re friend or foe!
Su Pengpeng: ??? So my golden finger is the weakest one of all!!!
Terrified, Su Pengpeng clings to her loyal puppy-dog boyfriend. The powerful rule everything, the people are suffering, and the nobility have their eyes on her media empire! Fine, then. Don’t blame her for going all out! To hell with this rotten feudal regime. She’ll overthrow it herself!
[The first few chapters set the scene and provide background. If you want to get straight to the media business, skip ahead to “Chapter Eight: The First Step in Media.”]
Why did it suddenly stop in the middle?
Each individual plot point is well-written, but combining them creates a chaotic mess. It's getting irritating to listen to.
Listening to it, it all became so inexplicable [what?]
Seeing that it seemed like the author was going to start writing again in the middle was a bit frustrating...
I couldn't understand it at all in the middle.
What is this? It's inconsistent and confusing.