Even the Director Has to Listen to Me

Chapter 93 is utter nonsense. The meaning of life? This is pretentious! Is this some kind of pretentious, artsy-nothing act? Living one more day is a bonus, and he's even contributing to society? It's ridiculous!

This is a rare book these days, it's amazing! I initially questioned the author about why the protagonist had to brag to the media. I thought it would be another book full of pretentious posturing. After reading dozens of chapters, I realized that the protagonist's actions were all intentional, all part of a scheme, and all based on a set pattern.

I don't know what the author's purpose was in including this Li Bingbing scene? If it were just lust, I'd find it more plausible that he slept with his assistant.

I didn't want to say this, but things were going well at first, and then this sudden turn of events really annoyed me. I just want to see how many people dropped the book because of Li Bingbing? I always felt that Li Bingbing's character was completely different from what you wrote. It was only the second time we met, and she was so open, calling him "dear" and "her own woman." What a plot twist!

The writing is very logical, but it also means that it has abandoned most readers, so it is unlikely to become popular!

Watching "Hero" again after 20 years, it's a pure classic. No amount of Hollywood movies from that era are worthy of carrying the shoes of Hero. While some aspects of the story cater to Western tastes, it does not insult our culture. The plot is logically consistent and possesses depth and beauty.

I've always wanted to find an entertaining book that wasn't too exaggerated and where everything was logically sound, but unfortunately… So I decided to do it myself. I hope you all enjoy this book. It's not easy being a newbie, so please support me and offer your guidance. Reading, adding to your favorites, commenting—anything is welcome; I'm not picky.

The protagonist is truly something else. Everyone else asks for 3000, and he just gives them 3000. Earning more later is a long way off; he doesn't even haggle. What a complete sucker! I wonder what the author was thinking.

This book is full of malicious insults from Feng Kuzi, yet he got away scot-free. Meanwhile, Feng Kuzi next door is too afraid to leave his house, fearing he'll be harassed by Zheng Zongzai.

The author is confident that there are no logical problems or simplistic, childish errors in the book; everything is perfectly reasonable. We welcome everyone to point out any flaws. If you find any issues or illogical points in the text, please leave a comment here and see if the author can explain them clearly. For an author, making a logical error is the most terrible thing.