Reborn as a Top-Tier Talent Agent

Please, author, be more transparent! When people ask if you're offering multiple female leads or a single female lead, your vague answers, like saying you're currently offering a single female lead, are just a way of saying you're afraid readers will demand more later. What's the point?

The book is of pretty good quality and not melodramatic. I recommend it for its lack of a female lead and focus on the main career storyline. It's very nice!

A bookworm for over ten years. This is a new account; the old account was linked to an old SIM card and can't be retrieved. You can tell just by looking at my name; I'm an extremely lazy person, so lazy that I don't even bother to choose a name. Having read so many books over the years, I only comment on books that I think are good. For a lazy person like me, typing this much represents my attitude.

The beginning was good, but the landlady's appearance was too over-the-top.

Single female lead, not multiple female leads, it feels unfair to the girls.

A good entertainment novel doesn't involve showing off in bars! A good urban novel doesn't involve jealousy and rivalry in schools! A good producer can't sing, compose, or write! This book has it all—it's an absolute gem! What? The protagonist is a talent agent, and a top-notch, tyrannical one at that?

Please, author, don't make it a harem!

Author, you've included far too much description of tobacco and alcohol in this post. The protagonist himself is a heavy smoker, and the national television commercials only feature alcohol, not tobacco! Don't you want to reconsider?

It's not badly written. However, professionals don't handle professional matters. Singing songs without registering copyright It makes people feel unprofessional and think the book is poorly written.

Although I've only read about 20 chapters, it's quite good so far. I love the male lead's "tyrannical" personality. I've added it to my reading list. It would be even better if this book had only one female lead.