I Just Want to Go Back and Inherit the Family Fortune

To be honest, I'm tired of this formula. It was okay at first, since I hadn't achieved anything and had to withdraw from the competition to inherit the family business, so it was acceptable. But later on, they started copying songs and making investments, and it was still the same formula. So there's no more excitement about it. The more I read, the more it resembles that book about losing money to become the richest man.

I'm a Gen Z, and I'm seriously out of touch with the times. I honestly have no idea what celebrities are doing these days. What are these trainees even doing? A bunch of silly deer gathering?! What are these variety shows? A talent show?! A bunch of adults playing house?! Can't they just stick to singing and making movies? What are they even doing?!

This depicts the entertainment industry with the utmost malice, where everyone is portrayed as a villain, and the protagonist's every action is considered correct. Although it seems exciting, it actually just uses readers' empathy for their own past setbacks to attract them to keep reading. In reality, this world is flawed, lacking public authority and justice. Every character, including the protagonist, is a self-centered, selfish, and flat individual.

If the protagonist is a top-tier rich second-generation, it's impossible for him not to be known by some corporate executives, right? It's impossible for his father to have no connections with any corporations. The protagonist definitely knows some second-generation rich kids.

Can you change your mindset and stop thinking about going home? It feels like you're trying to have your cake and eat it too. If you want to go home, just leave the industry. Don't say that you've changed too much. After being toughened up by society, anything can happen. Even if someone has doubts, so what? At most, they'll take you for a DNA test. How can they know you've changed people? If you suddenly start producing a lot of great works, isn't that an even bigger change?

After reading dozens of chapters, the constant emphasis on leaving the fandom while forcibly lowering others' intelligence to prevent them from doing so feels quite toxic. Occasionally, a single strategic shift can be interesting and refreshing, but repeatedly using the same formula becomes monotonous.

Actually, this book doesn't have any major flaws; it's just that the theme is wrong. If you change the protagonist's motivation from "being blacklisted and going home to inherit billions" to "having a negative emotion system that allows him to become stronger by lashing out at people," then all of the protagonist's actions become much easier to explain.

When I saw the title "Parting Sorrow" in Chapter 41, I immediately felt a sense of familiarity. It sounded like a song by a famous tailor. Then I searched it on Bilibili and found out it was indeed a song by the famous tailor Li! No wonder it sounded so familiar.

Honestly, this lousy show just ripped off all of Jay Chou's songs. What's the point? You know, the songs on the show don't even have full copyrights. Of course, even ignoring that, it's just a gimmick for the sake of gimmicks. Watching a little bit is okay, but it gets annoying after a while.

I suggest watching it without thinking too much; just watch it if you can.