I'm the King of Variety Shows

This is how I understand it: most people who read novels now are probably born in the 90s or 00s. Few of the people in this group have seen the variety shows you write about, so there will be less of a sense of identification. You've also added a lot of commercial elements. This isn't a novel about entertainment, variety shows, and novels, so it's very easy for readers to not stay.

He was quite shy when he was dating Liu Shishi, but suddenly he went to South Korea and got involved in some kind of shady relationship. Unbelievable.

You reign supreme in variety shows, and then you write business articles. That's great!

Do any men watch variety shows? I don't think so! I've never seen a man around me watch variety shows.

This show is based on Sichuan TV's "Two Days & One Night." To be honest, Wu Zongxian isn't a particularly good MC. However, the show itself is quite good; many of its segments were later borrowed by "Running Man" and "Go Fighting!". The writing so far is quite good, making me want to rewatch the show. Keep it up!

All sorts of women, first they were head over heels for Liu Shishi, then they got involved with a chaebol woman. Don't you find that contradictory? They've met both sets of parents of Liu Shishi and claim to be very devoted, yet they're involved in ambiguous relationships with a South Korean chaebol woman. It's an eyesore.

I feel the author didn't strike a good balance; the important parts were only briefly mentioned, while unnecessary details were extensively covered, and there was also a bit too much business-related content. Also, isn't the protagonist supposed to be a time traveler? It's written like he's reborn.

I watched the Olympic special and then stopped. Call me nitpicking or pretentious, but I just didn't have the motivation to continue watching.

Even after the cameras are off, the guests can still eat and sleep. No one actually starves the guests during filming; it's just for the sake of the show.

You're free to ignore author comments, but as I said before, your title is "I'm King of Variety Shows," right? I don't know if you're using variety shows as a front for commercial articles. Just write about variety shows; don't be too ambitious. You can't handle it. Or maybe change your title to "I'm King of Making Money Through Variety Shows."