From Variety Shows to Media Mogul

It's okay to plagiarize, and there's nothing wrong with that. The key is to be interesting, strive for status, make money, enjoy life, and love the girls you want. I refuse to believe that a car worth millions is less comfortable to drive than a car worth tens of thousands, or that a shirt worth thousands is less comfortable than a shirt worth tens of dollars.

Are people who say their friends wrote the songs idiots? What about tax and patent issues? Why not just openly say you wrote them yourself? Revealing it later just creates the impression of deceiving a friend. Every time I see someone claim a song is their friend's or someone else's, I feel like they're idiots. If someone else claims to have written it, how do you prove it? If you say you didn't write it, whose work did you steal?

To be honest, this novel wasn't very engaging. I stopped reading after 51 pages. What I wanted to see was a well-made variety show, not a bunch of ridiculous and nonsensical things. It really affected the viewing experience.

Only one chapter, what do you want me to write? (*≧M≦*)

Do you want to be a tycoon in the country? Xing, ah.

Is this book going for a single female lead and ambiguous romance or a harem/scumbag male lead route? It seems to switch between the two, and it feels quite different from my previous book. I won't read it if it's a single female lead; after all, gentlemen prefer bulldozers.

Many small details are too offensive, but overall it's okay.

Why not go back to the previous book, bro?

Why not get a super-rich girlfriend so soon, especially since the protagonist was a scumbag in his past life! With Tencent and Alibaba each holding 10% of the shares, they'll be super giants in 10 years! No matter how much the protagonist tries to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry, his achievements and status will be limited. He can never catch up with Tencent or Alibaba.

Please click "Finish" 😆