The Ultimate Producer

In the sitcom *iPartment*, I feel that Zhang Wei is the most positive person.

He's been reincarnated three times! A super-rich second-generation heir! He has connections with a TV station director and a production center manager! He even brought 16TB of work with him! Yet he's constantly suppressed by his inferiors! He blurs the lines between public and private work! It's incredibly frustrating!

The author lacks that kind of experience, so what they wrote was that of a loser.

After only reading the introduction, I'm already wondering, what if it's that kind of material? 😌

There's a logical flaw in this book. While being a rich second-generation heir might be less useful in the workplace, it seems like they should be more popular with women than producers. Do you know what being a real estate tycoon means? Billions, even tens of billions in assets. What's a TV station job compared to that? How could a woman so easily abandon him? The protagonist's girlfriend breaking up with him after he resigns is something that only happens to ordinary people.

He went back to her after the breakup, goodbye.

It's very well written. Here's a 500-point reward as a token of appreciation. Keep it up, author!

I gave up after just a few chapters; the protagonist was too obsequious—or rather, the author was too obsequious to the producer. This is the first novel I've ever read that features such a sycophantic protagonist.

This book is updated daily, so why is Qidian telling me that "this book has not been updated for 7 days, and the investment has failed"?

The beginning was alright, but if you're going to recruit Han Ying, you shouldn't have written her as so mercenary and the protagonist as such a saint. It feels weird now. 😅😅 I guess you can't have too high expectations.