Raging Fire Squad, 1990

This is your true calling, don't try to switch careers. Hong Kong variety shows are enough for a lifetime. 🙂 If that doesn't work, you could switch to the infinite flow genre. At least it's much better than switching to Xianxia or Xuanhuan (fantasy/martial arts) genres; those are completely different tracks.

They don't act like gangs, they don't act like security, and they're not like mercenaries. Their methods are still like those of a criminal organization; it's awkward to watch and below par.

Haha, Meng Jun, Hong Kong variety shows are still your mainstay! I just can't stand your "Demonic Cult" show, "The Righteous Sea and Hidden Dragons"!

Why doesn't anyone write stories about specifically hunting down protagonists who don't have cheat codes? When the protagonist says that rebirth is the biggest cheat code, and because he's the protagonist, that's the biggest cheat code, then I'll just put a sack over his head and whisper in his ear: "What era are we living in? Rebirth without cheat codes? I'll take your butt!"

To be honest, it's probably better that it stopped. Let me share my personal opinion on this book. The beginning was good, but the protagonist rose to prominence too quickly and didn't handle his relationship with the celebrities well. The protagonist's status is actually quite high, but he still acts humble and subservient in front of celebrities, which creates a strong sense of disconnect when…

Let's not step out of our comfort zone, okay? Let's go back to writing Hong Kong variety shows. I want to read Hong Kong variety show novels. Let's not push ourselves too hard, okay? Everyone who changes careers puts in a lot of hard work and does serious research. What about you? It's still the same old formula, writing based on assumptions. And you think you can change your style like this?

Do you know why the results aren't as good as before? Because it's illogical, dude! It's so unrealistic, with no cheat codes and constantly stepping in dog poop! It's so jarring! These days, it's not like the ancient times where readers filled in the gaps with their own imaginations. I couldn't even finish reading the ones I didn't pay for! How can you expect others to pay? I paid for almost the entire Zhuang Sir book!

The previous book failed to be reprinted, so it was cut and no one said anything. This book made a slight detour on the original track, which is a bit of a bad omen, isn't it? When I cut the last account, I said I was ashamed and wanted to start over with a new account. Everyone advised me that I didn't need to do that and that they understood.

Writing Hong Kong variety shows is pretty much limited to a few stories. One show is fine, but more than that won't do. Haven't you seen shows now writing about Korean and Japanese variety shows? Besides, Hong Kong Island in the 1980s had a tiny population; it was a small island, and there were still many land reclamation projects left unfinished.

If the author can't write, can't I write it? The plot is going to proceed like this, using the mainland as the backdrop to recruit talent, Hong Kong as the home base to cultivate the market, and using it as a window to achieve cooperation with the mainland. At the same time, PM Defense Company is involved in international affairs in Africa, the Middle East, etc.