Possessing a Short-Drama Character: I Became the CEO's All-Purpose Assistant

The writing is good; you've really mastered the short drama formula. Some of the risqué elements could be adjusted a bit more; see where Tomato's bottom line is. As long as you don't write it to the blacklist, it's fine. Keep it up! It's a readable and enjoyable novel, just a little less of the face-slapping and boasting.

The beginning was quite good, but I stopped reading after seeing that the younger sister liked that male lead from the angst-filled novel. Judging from the author's writing style, it seems they're going to be paired up.

It's great, simply awesome! Since it's a harem fantasy, go all out, expand the map, raise the CEO's expectations, add more industries, and increase the plot. Give each of the second or third female leads who wants a child a child and a home. Give them the satisfaction of getting pregnant with just one shot. All of this is thanks to the idiot's help.

The multiple female leads are alright, but Shen Qingci, the female lead, makes me feel a bit uncomfortable. Strictly speaking, she's the only one who's "taken over" by the protagonist; the other female leads are all first-timers. Compared to them, it just feels a bit off. It's not that she's bad, it's just that the comparison makes her feel uneasy.

I watched it all in one go. The premise is quite novel; you can just watch it without thinking too much. 😅😅😅

This is a collection of female supporting characters' relationships, where most of them are quickly progressed through—to put it bluntly, they're just scavenging for scraps. It's a short drama series for female audiences, a mix of various storylines and genres. Just bear with the parts where the plot feels empty and frustrating; that's part of its appeal. 🤦

To be honest, it's actually quite good. I gave it five stars so you wouldn't get arrogant. You can't just judge a book by its surface; reviews can influence your reading. You have to taste it yourself to know if it's good or not. There aren't any major flaws, so you can read it without worry. The only thing I'm not happy about is that Qingmei isn't a virgin.

Picture one is fine. It's pointless to fawn over Li Shuangshuang afterwards.

Ultimately, the domineering CEO is the real protagonist, while the novel's protagonist is merely a tool. His system functions are simply a perk given to him by the CEO after he's finished using him. Regardless of what the protagonist does with the system, the CEO has already achieved his own goals.

So far, I haven't found any unacceptable flaws in the article! The male protagonist the author wrote is pretty good! He's a transmigrator with a system, living life as he pleases! I hope it stays that way forever!!! Author, I also wanted to give you another five stars, but when I scrolled back, I found that I had already left a comment!