A Great Literary Master in the Entertainment Industry

With such a high starting point, it wouldn't be right not to write something exhilarating, would it? Don't be a simp, or it'll be disgusting.

The plagiarism trend in serious literature and the plagiarism trend in entertainment novels are completely different because they are not even the same genre, and the atmosphere they create is entirely different. Traditional literary plagiarism focuses on the exchanges between authors, the creative process, and the content copied from other authors, perhaps with a little bit of film or television…

The protagonist wants to blacklist those who criticize Liu Qianqian. If these people side with the internet companies after they get involved, then when the internet companies take action, everyone, from the Beijing elite circle to literary giants, will have to kneel. In the real world, even the so-called Beijing elite circle has to kneel.

Reading the latest chapter, I feel like the protagonist's character is so inconsistent! One minute he's tough, the next he's cowardly, and most importantly, he's a transmigration/reincarnation protagonist! Even if a reincarnated protagonist isn't going to be invincible, he shouldn't be like this! Okay, the main problem is that the protagonist started off very well but hasn't had many satisfying moments yet!

The biggest flaw is the bipolar world setting in the story, which was then written based on impressions from the present world.

I've read three chapters. While there aren't any major flaws, I just feel the protagonist isn't likable.

Leaving aside other issues, let's just point out one major flaw: a time traveler who dared to get drunk and make phone calls spouting nonsense? How could he be so audacious? Wasn't he afraid of being found out?

A literary giant mingling in the entertainment industry—a kind of overwhelming joy, like the national team going on stage to sing pop music and rip people off—what a delightful subject! But in a work that should be seriously exploring how to rip people off, how to plagiarize, how to gleefully show off, and how to regulate the entertainment industry, the author writes about pure romance.

I've read over 100 chapters and it doesn't seem very interesting. Why is it so bad? After all, it's a web novel, so it still needs some excitement. Does the plot where the protagonist interacts with the Beijing elite in the book make him seem like an adult before his rebirth? Like a famous writer who has won a literary prize? The plot involving the Beijing elites felt utterly lacking in sophistication.

Thank you all for your silent support. I am truly grateful that you still remember me after so long. I am extremely thankful for that! I'm not saying this for any other reason than that if you find anything unsatisfactory after reading it, please let me know. If possible, I'll try my best to make some revisions and adjustments to the earlier parts of the text!