I’m Going to Charge Through the Entertainment Industry

I don't know what the author's mindset was when writing this book. The writing style is above average, and although there's a lot of filler, it's passable if you skip around. The logic is also barely coherent. Although I've only read twenty or thirty chapters, in my opinion it's nothing more than a self-indulgent piece of writing; the author clearly didn't intend to achieve any great success.

I haven't watched it for a month, and it's already completely fallen apart. If you're going to write about the entertainment industry, just write about it properly—TV dramas, movies, variety shows. Even if you're writing about capital operations, why do you always try to throw in dark themes and family drama? How does that help the plot? How many books have you written already?

Honestly, trying to redeem this kind of character would be morally reprehensible; even in a fictional world, this is unacceptable.

The second one couldn't take it anymore. In today's society, you wouldn't commit a murder-for-hire without a ten-year stroke. And this kind of case is supposedly resolved within the industry!

Perhaps the fat guy doesn't realize that the book world and the fan world are different. What kind of songs do book lovers like? Go and look up some of the entertainment books by "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" for yourself, fat guy. Besides, harem novels are probably not popular with more than half of today's readers.

Chen Feng ☞ Yang Mi Bai Lingwei ☞ Dilraba Dilmurat Dong Qingrou ☞ Tong Liya Ou Yao ☞ Wang Ou Su Lingyun ☞ Gulnazar Rong Ye ☞ Liu Tao Song Ying ☞ Zhao Liying Zheng Bing, Zheng Xue, Zheng Xiuyan, Zheng Xiujing

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Congratulations to Fatty on the release of his new book. Such a great new book isn't doing well yet; I think Fatty needs to think about why. Let me share my confusion about reading novels featuring fat characters! I don't know how important or significant your insistence that all the protagonists in your novels must be fat is.

This book should be published in the female-oriented section. It doesn't have much of a serious plot; it's just full of celebrity feuds. It's ridiculous. Who would want to read this in the male-oriented section?

This describes a male dog constantly biting and mounting women. You call it sweet? I don't see it. One-on-one is sweet, like showering each other with sugar. One-on-many is group sex, promiscuity, especially when others are helping out and the other women are understanding. I admire that. 👍