Showbiz: Sweeping the Globe

Dude, when you wrote about the protagonist flirting with those celebrities, didn't you even look at photos of them in person?

What's with the orphanage part? Did the author even write it properly? There are so many illogical parts. Hong Kong is such a small place, where would they get so much land to build an orphanage? A multi-billion dollar conglomerate is giving 30% of its profits to an orphanage every year! If that's the case, the children in the orphanage could become rich from this support.

I hate reading novels about human-shaped teddy bears; they're always criticizing everything and everyone.

As a new book written in 2018, it still hasn't escaped the harem elements of time-travel novels. In an environment where readers deeply despise harem novels, the fact that you still persist in writing one is truly admirable.

How come a book by someone as arrogant as Tai Ritian can be featured on Qidian?

Seeing the footage of a survival show made me laugh. 1978, The era of filming documentaries, you think it was the DV era? Do you know how much it cost? One episode was absolutely equivalent to the cost of a movie, and a variety show would cost tens of millions to produce.

It's full of unrealistic nonsense and rife with flaws.

The protagonist's salaries are a bit off; others would be lucky to get 1500, but he insists on giving 5000. There are many similar instances, seemingly to highlight how good the protagonist is to his subordinates. This is just wishful thinking in a novel; real business people wouldn't do that. You can offer better employee benefits, but salaries shouldn't be unrealistic. Otherwise, what will the employees do? Does raising salaries in line with others' salaries make you seem stingy?

In the chapter where the protagonist sells Wharf Holdings shares, what's the difference between him saying he hates foreigners in front of Shen Bi and pointing at a monk and calling him bald? Shen Bi even helps the protagonist in various ways. Is Shen Bi really that stupid, or is he harmless? As the chairman of a bank, is he soft-hearted?

This isn't a Hong Kong entertainment novel; it's an alternate-world entertainment novel. It's set in the 1970s, depicting wilderness survival, with the protagonist writing his own computer programs and using computers to process audio. Are you kidding me?