Reborn into a Super Entertainment Empire

What's the difference between a protagonist who is so rich and doesn't have a harem and a salted fish?

It feels to me that without Wu Wei, it would still be a good grass.

The writing of TV programs and variety shows was too hasty. I wrote dozens of episodes of The Temptation of Home in two hours, and filmed more than ten episodes of the TV series in a few days. The variety show script and Feicheng just watched you say a few words and prepared to record it. No specific program planning was written, and the TV series came out in a blink of an eye. How easy is it to make TV series and variety shows?

Camouflage. Aren't you tired of checking in with your ID card? I felt like the main character was very hypocritical. Isn't it good to reveal your true identity? It needs to be faced calmly and sincerely.

It feels quite disgusting. For example, Chapter 4 introduces a lot of fucking TV series. Please understand, you are about to go bankrupt now. In just one month, you should seize the time instead of comparing yourself with ink marks here. Show that sense of urgency instead of introducing a lot of useless nonsense here. Everyone is here to watch the plot, not to see you fool around here and come up with those things that you don't know.

From beginning to end, it's a story of hiding one's identity and slapping people in the face.

Is Qidian now an assembly line production eunuch?

I have lowered my IQ infinitely, but I still can't stir up my nerves. I'm really sorry!

The plot is unreasonable and is all the author's fault. The supporting characters have pitifully low IQs and are poisonous.

This book is too poisonous. You use your own mysterious identity to pick up girls. You don't tell others your identity, but just give the heroine a little information: "I am awesome or my family has something to do with the TV station." Then the heroine's family does not know the protagonist's identity, mocks the protagonist, and then turns on the face-slapping mode. The heroine's relatives need to ask the hero for help, and then treat the protagonist as his biological father. The actress I met later played this trick again. She pretended to be an actress but her junior did not reveal her identity. There was a male actor who wanted to unspoken rules for actresses. The protagonist couldn't stand it and stood up for the actress. The actor mocked her again. This was a director who wanted something from the protagonist. In an instant, the protagonist was slapped in the face by pretending to be cool. Now I met a high school classmate and asked if you were here to work part-time. The protagonist thought for a moment that it would not be good to just confess his true identity, so he comforted himself and echoed the female classmate's question. Author, are you going to show off again and slap me in the face?