They All Call Me the Godfather of Idols

I'm following the updates every day, hoping for a no-CP (couple pairing) relationship. The male lead must have no romantic partner, and he can have one child each, paid for artificially.

Without much entanglement with the female lead, it jumps straight into the business section, making for a fantastic reading experience! Looking forward to future updates~ With such a large and satisfying content, the ratings won't be bad, at least eight out of ten.

Currently, the only downside is the early system threat. As a light novel, I certainly felt it was very enjoyable; there are no truly evil characters, and the only one who gets humiliated is Lin. Later, at the request of readers, the author did indeed reduce her presence considerably. In summary, you need to use your brain a little while reading this novel, because if you do, seeing familiar characters might feel a bit awkward, haha ​​🤭🤭

It's great! So far there haven't been any major flaws. It's just that Liu Siyang and that Wei thing... I hope some bad things don't happen later. Also, please update faster, preferably three chapters a day! Don't let it die on my bookshelf!

It's pretty good; I finished it in no time. It's so satisfying to read a completed novel. There's no female lead, no romantic pairing, and no ambiguous relationships, so you can read it without worry. It's quite enjoyable, not frustrating at all, and there aren't any mindless villain-slapping scenes; the content is all quite natural.

It's a great read; I finished it in a little over a day. The protagonist doesn't focus on his personal development; he starts laying the groundwork from high school, developing his own entertainment company. His father is a coal mine owner, so he already has capital. He then distributes his work to artists, promotes individuals and groups, produces variety shows, and makes movies, etc. The protagonist himself appears relatively little on screen, but he has a great influence in the industry.

First pause reading, Chapter 27. The author's concept is quite novel, and the author also said that the male protagonist doesn't have much interaction with the original male and female protagonists in the later part of the story. But I'm getting a little bored and tired of reading. I'll come back and continue reading when I'm out of books to read.

This is one of Wen Chaogong's better novels. It has no romantic pairings, no ambiguity, no harem, and very little scheming. It's really quite good.

I thought it was about entering the entertainment industry, developing talent, creating idols, and crushing Japan in Asia. But instead, it's about investing in the internet and developing the novel industry. I'm tired of that.

I've read up to chapter 106 so far, and it's alright, though a bit different from what I expected. I initially thought it was all plagiarism, but it turns out the system is for enhancing the host. Skills acquired after learning new things require the host to change themselves to level up; and the plagiarism part was something the protagonist created himself based on his photographic memory and…