
Reborn: Unrivaled in Media
重生之传媒无双
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 952k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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If you're going to work in media, don't get involved in current affairs or politics; stick to professional topics. At most, you could acquire a portal website later and then work on Weibo. Later, you could move on to Toutiao, Douyin, etc., But by 2019/2020, you should have stepped down. Don't try to dominate forever; the current environment is what it is.
The author's romance scenes are truly awful! Can't you just focus on starting your business?
I thought I was a pro at the start, but it turns out I'm just a bronze-level player. Is it even possible for a middle-aged person to be reborn as an innocent, naive girl? The stereotype of a middle-aged person is composure, wisdom, and ruthlessness—even a cunning old fox is better than a saintly hypocrite.
To Old Eggplant: I greatly admired your last book, even tipping and subscribing to it, but I abandoned it due to its skewed values and illogical plot. I sincerely hope this book will learn from that mistake. Your writing style is flawless, and your portrayal of career is quite good. If you can't write about relationships, then don't.
Author, take my advice: just focus on writing about entrepreneurship, and try to include as few women as possible. One or two women are enough. One is a spiritual confidante, and the other is just for physical attraction. If you write about too many women, you won't be able to control yourself, and it will only make your readers furious.
It's quite well-written, and somewhat to my taste. Don't be misled by some haters. I've seen some people in the comments section criticizing for the sake of criticizing, which is truly shameful. They fixate on a few dozen words of plot details—why? If you don't want to read it, just skip it, or drop the book! Or at least politely mention it to the author. Why so much hostility?
It's really well-written; it would have been a hit five or ten years ago. Unfortunately, these days, not many people have the patience to read such a simple and understated novel.
I've basically finished the novel. The beginning was alright, but honestly, I had no interest in reading about you as a journalist; it was incredibly boring. There were no exciting moments, so I skipped through most of it. Your priority is to become famous quickly. Once you're famous, you create conflict and generate some excitement. You're all about being high-profile. This is fiction, not reality.
The protagonist of this book simply relaxes and lets others earn money for him without working himself to the bone. If this makes him a saint in the eyes of some readers, then I'm speechless...
Honestly, aside from the women and songs, everything else is well-written. You've only written a few lines and a bunch of women have already appeared. If you can't write romance, then write less. Most of these female characters are completely useless to the plot.