Showbiz: What Does It Mean to Be an All-Rounder?

My new book has just started, and I still need everyone's help. I'm trying my best to write! (/≧▽≦/)

It's a pity, I really liked the author's setup at the beginning. Although it was amazing how quickly the male protagonist, who was originally a wage earner, transformed into a boss, the process of building the company was very interesting. The supporting characters also had their own distinct personalities.

Great, finally I've found an entertainment novel that doesn't feature Yang Mi as the female lead. I'm sick of those other novels.

My initial interest was piqued by the title, so I read the synopsis and learned it was completed (though I didn't expect it to be such a rushed and poorly written ending...). Content: It's a well-written, lighthearted story. It's just nonsensical, and I think the author could really continue. The initial setup is perfectly fine; there's no need to overthink it.

The first time you read it, you always think it's good. Looking back, you might find the constant backstabbing and sabotage annoying. Thankfully, the author finished it in time. Of course, I know the author felt it wasn't well-written and chose to end it, but in my opinion, if it had continued, the focus would likely still be on the protagonist being targeted by powerful forces, and I would…

It's alright. It's a light novel with plagiarized content, no female lead, just behind-the-scenes drama. It avoids things like ex-girlfriends and cloying romances, so it reads quite smoothly. It would be better if there were more songs, since I'm mainly here to listen to the music (although most of the songs are common plagiarized from the novel; it would be even better if there were some good songs I haven't heard before).

The structure is complete and clear, the protagonist's personality is well-developed, and the opening is full of youthful vigor and captivating. There are no messy supporting characters, and even the antagonists are written reasonably, unlike other novels where the entire circle is filled with enemies.

I've been reading a lot of books about literature and entertainment lately. I started reading them primarily because there's no romantic pairing – no ambiguous scenes, so those who like that can read on without worry! [Learned something new] The plot is rich, the pacing is fast and smooth, updates are consistent, and the character development is fantastic! I love it!

So far, this is a good read. There aren't any unnecessary sentimental scenes, and the interactions between characters of all ages and genders are normal human experiences. Although the scope was initially a bit large, the author writes very well, so it doesn't detract from the reading experience. In fact, it offers a rare sense of freshness within the entertainment genre. Keep it up, I'll be following along!

The shortcomings the author mentioned in Chapter 108 are, in my opinion, not a big deal. It's rare to find a behind-the-scenes book that doesn't involve any backstabbing, doesn't sell classics cheaply, doesn't give away songs indiscriminately, and is about someone who started their own business.