The Entertainment Industry’s Biggest Troublemaker

Are you really not going to give me the essence? After reading the reviews, I planned to book it all.

National football team? Forget it, I won't read any novels about the national football team. Do you really think you can just discover people with talent for playing football? Innocent!

I hate one man and two women the most. I also wrote that the man was so reluctant that he didn't accept it in the end. It was just that sentence that set up a memorial arch. It was shameless.

I'm really speechless. I've already found a distributor, and I'm even negotiating theater chains myself. So why do I need a distributor? Didn't the publisher contact the theaters? Just a few ads? Is six million enough for advertising? The author doesn't know how to write nonsense at all.

I have heard of friends who behave in special ways without feelings simply because of physical needs, but their frequency is very low because they want to avoid feelings. But in modern society, if acquaintances occur frequently, then the two parties must have a specific relationship. When the protagonist encounters this situation, it will neither end nor develop. If he starts to accept it later because of something, he will take the initiative to do something about it. So, from a story perspective, it reflects the growth of the protagonist. But the first few chapters of 555 suddenly turn to poison: a woman, pregnant, basically confirmed her identity, and has not yet felt the care of love, has to actively persuade another woman (who the man has not shown he likes) to accept the harem. The man, on the other hand, just acquiesces. Regardless of the reality, for readers, this is simply poisonous. From the story point of view: the male protagonist did not take any action and asked his "girlfriend" to persuade the other one to accept the harem. . . What about men's responsibilities and responsibilities? After that, I couldn't help but wonder: Why does the male protagonist have a harem? Emotionally speaking, in this development, has the male protagonist's feelings for Zhao Qingcheng been reflected at all? No. On the contrary, it seems heartless. Especially later, after the male protagonist confirmed the relationship with Zhao Qingcheng, he found that he had never dated her, but he still did not take the initiative to do anything. All I felt from it was the male protagonist's "ruthlessness" towards Zhao.

I spent about 20 yuan to read it, but I couldn't read it until I reached 300 chapters. The title of the book is "Entertainment", but the author is just like an idiot and writes everything out of order. The main character's setting is also... He is supposed to be a boss behind the scenes and gets exposure all day long. Author, are you testing the readers' IQ?

It's a typical marriage with a son. Anyway, I didn't see how much the protagonist likes Qingcheng.

I just don't understand. How come Han Ge, who works behind the scenes, is more high-profile than A-list stars every day? Are you constantly on trending searches because you're afraid that you won't die quickly enough? Many places are a bit nonsense and the writing is not rigorous enough!

I feel like the writing is not rigorous, and a lot of things are just like jokes. Even if you don't know anything about the entertainment industry, it feels too ridiculous.

I've written over 500 fucking chapters, and the main character is still a scumbag.