Reborn as a Tycoon's Director

In all other novels, the bishops are quietly developing their wealth and building their corporations. But the protagonist of this book, the sole heir, is running around the world waiting to be taken over. The Morgan family, with its trillion-dollar assets, has its heirs making movies. For example, the last child of the nine founders of Disney, the only heir in reality, is still quietly developing his wealth and only survived by supporting Obama. Author, are you kidding me?

Yet another victim of street vendor literature.

Over 200 chapters have passed, and I still can't see it. He doesn't seem like a chaebol heir who's been groomed for over 20 years. It's not like he just transmigrated; all I see is a complete idiot.

That's hilarious! Not revealing your identity and playing dumb to outsmart others? You might as well not have been reborn into a conglomerate; you're wasting resources.

The heir to a conglomerate is going to make a movie, but after reading the synopsis, I didn't dare watch it!

Regardless of how well it's written, keep it up, author! I learned about your book from the video; just keep being yourself.

Every time Audrey comes, John has to donate money or goods, or help her. It's really enough, I'm sick of it. He's like a saint. I hope the author doesn't make the male lead compromise on everything. He has so many companies to manage; he needs to know how to refuse every request. It's a bit irritating, a bit like he's taking advantage, and he can use his elders to emotionally blackmail people.

What are you writing about being born into a wealthy family? A wealthy family should be focused on making money, aiming for the stars and the sea. Even if you achieve that, your lifespan might only increase by hundreds of years. Making movies, even if you're the best in the world, you'll still die in a few decades. All you get is fame. What's the point?

What kind of rubbish is this? No wonder it took over 300 chapters to get published. It's a complete flop. The book is titled "To the Movie," but it's like a movie being made and published right after it's published. It's all about Morgan's business dealings, but the business aspects are written in a mess. Plus, there are a lot of plot inconsistencies and a ton of plot holes.

That's too idealistic! Too naive. Capital has always been about exploitation! In many places, people work 14-15 hours a day!