Becoming a Big Shot, Starting at the Zoo

I came here because of the title and synopsis, but I left after the first twenty-five chapters. Isn't this just about developing a zoo? The zoo's construction is glossed over, while the entire story revolves around chasing women. And even that's written so awkwardly. Most people came for the title and synopsis, but the whole thing is just about chasing women. I'm leaving. Regardless of the writing quality, this is just too different from what I expected!

Upon seeing a fruit priced at 50 million each, I decisively rejected it.

I've read 20 chapters... And the female leads and supporting actresses are practically as prominent as the male lead... Aren't they even going to develop their careers a little? 20 Chapters... And they've only just started weeding the zoo, not even finished yet. Can you please not be so eager to chase after girls? Is this some kind of lowbrow romance film set in a zoo?

I've always thought that this kind of novel depicts the daily lives of animals, with the main characters being animals from a zoo, and mainly focuses on portraying the heartwarming and silly daily behavior of animals. Then, after only a few chapters, a female lead suddenly appears, and the protagonist goes on and on trying to seduce her, but the romance isn't even well-written. Aren't protagonists who've never even met a girl popular these days?

If you're going to write about a zoo, then write about a zoo. You've devoted most of your writing to women; you must be a romance novelist.

The male lead acts like he's never seen a woman before, with a simply fawning look on his face. It's like a zoo story—you don't write about animals, you write about women, and the male lead is so obsequious! That's awful!

Ugh, nobody really wants to see the main characters fall in love.

He can be a bit cheeky occasionally, but if it goes on and on, it's really annoying.

A better title would be: The Daily Life of a Simp.

Now I finally understand one of the reasons why there are so few readers. The beginning was all about the female lead. Dude, is your theme the zoo? The beginning was all about the female lead. The reviews for those few pages were all saying it was bad. Even if you were interested in reading it, you would lose interest because of the distraction.