I Never Thought I'd Become a Director

Hugo had lived in the United States for twenty years and witnessed countless terrible things. His life consisted of gang fights and group reading. He thought he had adapted to this kind of life and was about to integrate when the change occurred. That day, he encountered a strange man on the subway who approached Hugo with a large suitcase full of US dollars. "Let's play a game," the man said.

This protagonist's IQ is simply off the charts. He drinks with a director who engages in illicit sexual favors and immediately feels guilty 😰, requiring dozens of police cars to be deployed just to arrest him 😰. Anyone who didn't know better would think the director was some kind of notorious criminal! Even more arrogant than a ruthless gangster 🤭.

The latest chapters are really toxic, use your brain when writing them.

The book is good. Reading is supposed to be relaxing. The first chapter had me laughing so hard I almost choked. It's good; you can't be too demanding of a book that makes you happy. It's not some kind of ethical dilemma. Keep it up, author! 😊

Could the author please do some research on the actual situation instead of creating content with such obvious flaws?

Cut it up, what's the point then? All the interest will be gone.

Is the author selectively choosing readers or is it genuinely malicious? The protagonist's behavior in the first few chapters screams "I'm an idiot," practically written all over his face. 🤔

The protagonist's mother character is somewhat contradictory. Is her younger son her son, but her older son isn't? Adopting an orphan for her younger son's sake is an act of maternal love, no problem there. The issue is, her younger son is already gone. No matter how important the orphanage is, it can't be more important than her own son, right?

Having read up to chapter 15, putting everything else aside, is the protagonist really going to evade taxes on all the money he receives? The story begins with him going to jail for tax evasion, and now he's immediately evading taxes on all the money he receives?

I don't understand. The premise of this first chapter is flawed. The director's incident doesn't mean the production has to stop. The investors can find another director. Besides, the director didn't commit any criminal offenses. What impact could it possibly have on the production?