Conquering the Entertainment Industry, Starting with The Richest Man in Xihong City

The protagonist isn't lustful, doesn't like gourmet food, and dislikes indulging in pleasures; all he likes is making money, though it's unclear what he intends to do with it.

I don't know how old Shen Teng was in the original "Hello Mr. Billionaire" storyline, but you've completely altered this world and set yourself at 37? Isn't that too old? It feels like he's already past the halfway point of his life; 27 would be more appropriate.

The entertainment industry is full of shady dealings; even those that seem clean have been exposed countless times. This book is better read as a lighthearted erotic novel.

The first storyline with Gulnazar was terrible. They abruptly ended it halfway through; it would have been better if they hadn't written it at all and had simply abandoned it. It's like one rotten apple spoiling the whole barrel. Even though they eventually pulled it off, it still disgusted me.

The person in charge is actually planning to make Yang Chaoyue the female lead. What's even more outrageous is that after she becomes the female lead, the male lead has to reform himself.

Couldn't you write a little more? If the foreign neighbor sees this, he might think I look down on him.

I'm rooting for Chaoyue! Go Chaoyue! Actually, I'd really like to find a story where Chaoyue becomes an assistant and doesn't debut, but I haven't been able to find one.

From chapter 68 onwards, it's exactly what you've been waiting for. There were two missteps at the beginning, but that's fine once or twice, but not a third time. The author handled it very well. The later chapters were really hard to read, but unfortunately, they only touched on the surface briefly.

It's a great topic, but the writing is so dull. You've worked hard.

This is how real billionaires operate in the entertainment industry! What the rest of the writing is rubbish! -_-||