Loved from the Start: Becoming the Supreme God of Entertainment

Two points. First, even if the beautiful boss of Apple Entertainment is a good person, she can't let the protagonist keep the copyright. Doing so would be like putting a noose around her neck and tightening it, handing the other end to the protagonist. If the protagonist leaves, she's finished. That's absolutely impossible.

A really good book! The male and female leads are childhood sweethearts, and the female lead's family treats the male lead very well. The system doesn't have any messy tasks; it just requires popularity points 👍. The male lead is very devoted to the female lead, and of course, the female lead is too 👍. She sincerely treats everyone who is kind to her 👍👍.

It is wonderful, well-organized, and logically structured.

It's great! It successfully saved me from my reading slump. The whole story is harmonious, with no scheming or intrigue, and it features a single female lead. The male lead doesn't have any ambiguous relationships with anyone else either. It's very good. I'm looking forward to the next one!

Go go go!

Having read many entertainment-themed books, this one really suits my taste. Its advantages are its fast pace, no dragging, no excessive romantic subplots, and not many palace intrigue scenes or enemies constantly trying to smear and suppress the protagonist. Overall, it's really good so far, and I hope it will bring even more exciting content later on! [Learned something new]

I like this kind of story. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is looked down upon or antagonized, this one is much more enjoyable.

I've read up to chapter 62, and I feel like all the characters in this novel get along really well. Whether they're rivals or not, they all get along harmoniously, and there aren't any mindless ones. It's a very light and enjoyable read. Most importantly, the male and female leads are very well-developed characters. Ugh, I'm rambling on, but to sum it up, it's really good! I love it!

Hmm, it's pretty good. No angst, no sad moments. I like reading this kind of thing. Since it's a time-travel story, it should be like this. Unlike other time-travel/rebirth novels where everyone has a system and the future is already decided, what's the point? It's pretty good, but the later stages were a bit rushed, and many details were left out.

I hope it remains a single female lead and doesn't involve any ambiguous relationships with other girls, especially that CEO Liu. Good luck, author!