A Construction Worker Takes the Entertainment World by Storm from the Start

Well, this book shouldn't be called that; it should be called "Kunhao's Pile-Driving Life." It's still a good read, just a bit too explicit and unconventional.

The main character is well-described, quite captivating, and a pleasure to read in one go!

I'll give the author 5 stars first; creativity is hard-earned, and writing is hard-earned. I've read about 20 chapters so far, and I just can't help but want to say a few words. As you said in your reply to the comment, we have no objection to the protagonist having a growth process. Since the protagonist is good at interpersonal skills, it means he has emotional intelligence.

Well written, very interesting

This book is actually quite well-written. I really enjoyed reading it. This is your chapter word count; did you split one chapter into three?

The entertainment industry's system of "piling up" (referring to the system of managing employees) suddenly encountered a major flaw in its lifespan, but otherwise it's alright. Let's talk about the pros and cons of this book. Advantages: The protagonist is intelligent and knows how to divide the pie and align with capital interests, unlike some brainless protagonists who think that having a…

It was quite enjoyable to watch; there weren't any of those clichéd villains. It was pretty good.

It suits my taste perfectly.

The assistant setting is amazing; I believe it's like that in real life too.

It's so good, I've watched it several times! The only problem is the slow update speed. The main character satisfies my curiosity.