Showbiz: You Were Told to Manage the Club, and Now They’re All Stars

After reading it, it's entertainment without a female protagonist. The career line is very well written. If you're bullied, you'll get back right away. You're not aggrieved, and the villain isn't too brainless. The violence in the whole film is very light, and the entertainment part is very enjoyable, making people feel happy watching it. Since it is set in Hong Kong, it is indispensable to write some patriotic and positive content, such as supporting the return of Hong Kong, but I think we can write less about this aspect and just use it as a background. Your focus is not here, but entertainment. Didn't the author know that the data in his chapters about Hong Kong's return were not good, so he still didn't change it.

I have read several entertainment-themed books, and this book is quite good. The male protagonist is also career-oriented, and he is not the kind of stud who can't move when he sees a woman. On the contrary, the male protagonist has no women in his life except for his female artists. I think this is very good, because if you can't write it well, don't write it, it will lower the perception. The male protagonist also does things. It's crisp and clean, and the text is also crisp and clear. When writing a movie, there won't be long paragraphs of watery plots. It's more like an introduction. So far, it's very good. I like it very much. I like it very much.

Good looking, good looking. This is the first novel of this type that I can stick with, and I hope the protagonist doesn't have a female protagonist.

Very interesting subject matter, very novel, friends who are not interested in reading can check it out

So far, I'm very happy, and I'm even looking forward to the next plot. The most important thing is that there is no female protagonist that I like. I hope that will be the case in the future, especially when describing emotions, just don't make people feel uncomfortable.

The writing is quite good, there are no procrastinating emotional scenes, the protagonist is purely career-minded, but as you read later, it becomes more and more like reading an essay. The wording and sentence making are a bit too official and written, which seems a bit boring. I feel that for this kind of novel, it is better to be more colloquial, like the previous one The same issue is good. I have read about 200 chapters so far because I am very curious about how the plot will develop and what movies the protagonist will write in the future. I insist on watching it. It is a pity. I give it four stars. I hope the author can correct the wording in the future so that your previous efforts will not be wasted.

There is indeed nothing wrong with gangsters making gangster movies;

At present, it seems that there is nothing poisonous about it. The protagonist is not a stud either. Still available to watch. The writing is also okay. In terms of details, if you don't pay too much attention to it. That's considered a masterpiece.

Super super super super super beautiful

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. Demining completed, time travel + system + entertainment + gangster movie (background). Lao Youzi's entertainment article, extra points for its ideas (the main plot is a simple story of a pig's foot soul traveling through a person's body and becoming a gangster prince, using the system to reproduce and film various old Hong Kong gangster movies, and leading the society to transform and reach the peak of life). The writing is smooth and the details are in place. There are no major flaws at the moment, and it is worth recommending. Still support the new book and like it.