Showbiz: I Took on the Workplace and Built an Entertainment Empire

Holy crap, no way, it's so short.

Just for the fact that Master Hua isn't there, I'll give it five stars!

I hope you'll write more old songs, like Faye Wong's "Red Bean" and "Easily Hurt Woman," Priscilla Chan's "Dancing Street" and "A Thousand Songs," and Qin Qi's "About in Winter." Also, songs by Jonathan Lee and Shiyi Lang—those classic oldies.

It's alright. It has its own ideas and a good concept, but the writing level is just average. However, the author's attitude is very serious, and there are relatively few minor flaws. But compared to other novels, this one stands out! 🤭🤭🤭 At least this is the first time I've seen a novel of this genre! Keep it up! 💪

Four points were for the plot, and one point was deducted because Yang Mi is in it. What? You can't write it without her?

Good. The plot is quite leisurely, lighthearted and enjoyable, with no major flaws; it's neither particularly good nor bad. Of course, some viewers might find the scenes of being licked and being licked in the story uncomfortable. However, these are all minor cases and not disgusting at all. Be patient, and you can watch it.

Please, please, avoid having either a mage or the "Chicken You're Too Beautiful" character.

Beauty, Moonlight, Wait a Minute, Legend of the Hungry Wolf, Tomb of the Unfaithful, Light Years Away

Are you kidding me? If the readers next door see this, they'll think I look down on novels! What do you mean by "all the same"? This little bit isn't enough for anyone to read. Here's another chapter, one chapter for each person. Take it away, take it away, take the urge to update again, you idiot.

Although the writing is a bit rough, it's generally good. At least it's not tiring to read after a long day, when you're resting or having a meal. Unlike some books that portray the entertainment industry as a spy war, full of open and covert conflicts, it doesn't feel like a daily battleground.