The Entertainment Industry Has No Ambition? I’ll Work You All to the Bone

It's alright, a little frustrating. The female lead acts without considering the consequences, relying on the male lead to resolve their issues. Their romance comes suddenly but is quite enjoyable. The male lead isn't arrogant, not domineering, not aloof, knows how to avoid danger, is a bit naive, and also has a human touch.

Wow, how many years must they have been in the Chinese entertainment industry? 😂

I've read both of the author's books, and the other is still being serialized. The female leads are both very emotionally stable and have quite likable personalities. I initially felt the ending was a bit rushed and the romance between the male and female leads wasn't fully developed, but the epilogue filled in some gaps, so it felt okay afterward. Overall, I'd highly recommend it.

This is the second book I've followed by the author. In terms of content, I think it's in no way inferior to the first book. They are relatively mature in handling emotions. The entertainment industry scenes, as always, maintain the author's realistic style. Worth watching

It's not bad, you can watch it. The beginning is okay, but the later parts are a bit confusing and quickly turn into a sweet ending. But the beginning is really enjoyable! 👍👍👍

It's not bad, but the romance between the female and male leads develops too quickly. It doesn't explain how the male lead fell in love with the female lead, especially after those few encounters.

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!

This book is pretty good. It doesn't have a strong romantic subplot; these days, the romantic relationships in many books are getting tiresome.

A very different kind of entertainment industry novel, and also the most inspiring one. It's very good, but the ending felt a bit rushed...

It was of moderate length and I finished reading it easily. I felt it was quite good.