The Super Entertainment Red Packet

The protagonist needs to be a little more thoughtful. I've had enough of these clueless protagonists. They're already working in society, and instead of seizing this opportunity, they're still acting like pushovers at work. They should be quitting and grabbing more red envelopes (cash gifts) instead. That's the right thing to do.

What kind of garbage is this book still being promoted? It's so full of flaws, it's unbearable.

It's exhausting to watch. They're all creating mindless traps. If you're capable, there's no need to get bogged down in these trivialities. It's a bit petty.

After reading the first twenty-odd chapters, I couldn't take it anymore... The premise was good, the red envelope grabbing was acceptable, but the supporting characters were utterly clueless, and almost everywhere the protagonist went, someone was always looking for trouble.

The action descriptions in the novel are quite good, very delicate, and perfectly highlight the characters' personalities.

Every red envelope is prepared for showing off later.

I can't stand it. He got Andy Lau's memories, and now he's arguing about copyright? Where's his brain?

Author, please show some direction in the development of the story! @East and West, it's so frustrating to read.

As long as the author isn't embarrassed, it's us who are.

It's too drawn out. After reading over 60 chapters, the main character is still nothing and just messes around. It's boring, so I'm dropping it!