I Work in Showbiz, So What's This About an Endless Army of Death Warriors?

Reborn: I Became My Brother's Babysitter

The novel perspective and the protagonist's decisive personality are appealing. Although the assassin system isn't about power struggles, using assassins for protection is satisfying. While the ruthlessness and exaggeration are a bit over the top, it's definitely believable in the late 90s! I read it early and it's only 120,000 words; not enough!

Not bad, decisive and ruthless, gets things done when necessary. The beginning wasn't great, but it gets more interesting as it goes on. But shouldn't the protagonist be given a boost? Otherwise, how can he roam freely and enjoy life to the fullest? Hehehe.

I think it's pretty good, original, and handwritten. I've read about half of it, but it's too short. If it reaches over a million words, I'll look for it and read it. The protagonist uses an unconventional writing style, using his lawless abilities to fulfill his dreams—he wants both beef and the entertainment industry. It's quite good.

While not the most exhilarating entertainment story, it definitely features a ruthless and unrestrained protagonist, far superior to those who cultivate immortality or demonic arts to succeed in the entertainment industry. Even Pangu, the legendary immortal, is constrained in the entertainment world, and a reborn immortal emperor struggles to fully utilize his abilities.

Reborn with Infinite Deaths 4, then becoming a babysitter for my roommates.

Everything else was pretty good, but the women's section was just so-so. Sun Yue wasn't particularly handsome, yet he was eager to give away songs. I've never had a good experience with this, so I'm deducting one star.

This is purely a lighthearted, enjoyable read. I initially wanted to give it 4 stars, which seemed fairer. But then I realized I'd never read a novel about the entertainment industry written with such unbridled ruthlessness and decisive action (literally, no dragging things out) [I've learned something new!]. Isn't that satisfying? And seeing that this book only has a 6-something rating is also disappointing. I'm reading it as a light read to kill time. Around 8.0 would be more appropriate.

To be honest, it has flaws, but not many, and it's still readable. I didn't give it 5 stars because some plot points are unreasonable and there are several illogical points, but the novel is very well written and worth reading. Frankly speaking, ordinary people really can't possess superhuman abilities; otherwise, wouldn't every ordinary person have countless high-ranking officials and wealthy people they want to kill? 😘

I'd give it five stars. It's true, it's rare to see such a carefree entertainment industry. While others are still playing the media game, this one is better off eliminating the problem at its source.