This Is, of Course, Entertainment

After reading the free chapters, the advantage is that the initial idea is novel, but not particularly groundbreaking. The disadvantage is the common problem with imaginative stories: once the initial idea is established, it starts to fill space, lacking a main plot, and it's unclear what the protagonist is trying to achieve. Is it just to summon people, make movies, and interact with them?

I've seen similar ideas before, and they were actually quite good. But this book is full of pointless drivel, which makes it really disgusting.

This is a self-indulgent piece of writing, and the style is mediocre. It's probably the author's first time writing a web novel; you can tell from the synopsis that they're either a top-tier writer or just starting out. Keep it up, author! This book flopped, but the next one will be better.

The idea is good, but the writing is a complete mess. It's disjointed and lacks a main plot, making it a disjointed read. It's like a middle school student's hastily written essay.

Here are a few thoughts. I'm not very familiar with the celebrities and dramas you mentioned, as I don't usually have time to watch them, so I treated your characters as original creations. However, too many characters appeared too quickly, leaving me little time to process them all.

I read the latest chapter in one go, and to sum it up, it was pretty boring. The plot is basically the male lead recruiting a bunch of movie and TV actresses and supporting characters, and then they just keep talking and talking. I didn't find the latest chapter interesting or engaging; I was just curious to see what kind of story would unfold with all these people, but it just turned into endless dialogue. I couldn't get into it, so I'm off.

I was initially drawn in by the first 20 chapters in the group chat. I found them amazing, and the theme was very novel. So, as soon as the book was published on Qidian, I followed it closely. But, just like my previous comment, after reading it, I felt like I hadn't read anything at all. I abandoned it for a while, came back to catch up, and finished it. Unsurprisingly, it was still the same.

So who exactly is the main character of this book? I've read about thirty chapters and there are five girls, but none of them seem like they're going to sleep with me. And according to the comments, it seems like later on, the girls are the ones getting laid by other girls. Will the protagonist's perspective be changed?

Teacher Zou's mini-class begins

There's too much slice-of-life content, the characters are too two-dimensional, and lately there's been a strange amount of writing about Shao Kai's harem, which lacks immersion and feels like reading a yuri novel. If I wait another month and it's still like this next time, then I'll just have to decline.