Handing Out Systems in the Entertainment Industry

Instead of binding yourself to Liu Shishi, you might as well bind yourself to Cai Dama (a popular online personality). You'll have the entire Tangren Media company, and system upgrades will be faster. Wait until the upgrade is complete before binding yourself to Liu Shishi.

I saw something similar, but their timeline is earlier; they first linked it to Liu Yifei. Is this the current trend?

The biggest flaw is that the protagonist is a scavenger in the entertainment industry, and the women he's paired with not only have boyfriends, but are also married, and there's also a woman with countless lipstick tastes.

"Tong" heart "Wei"

At first, it was alright; the main character, Zhao Liying, was a sycophant... Then, Zhao Liying, a minor character, was cold and unfriendly to the main character... The main character, a boss, director, writer, and big star, then shamelessly fawned over her with "The Journey of Flower"...

Author, please don't write system novels. Systems aren't suitable for you; you're better suited to writing simp novels. Maybe you are already writing simp novels! You clearly have a system as a cheat code, yet you write it with garbage plots everywhere, what a waste of that cheat code! Sigh! I'll just read the free parts and leave; the parts that require payment aren't worth a single penny of yours, not even a sliver.

I was stunned when I saw that he bought the copyrights to more than ten novels for 8 million. Copyrights were worthless back then. I sold one of my own songs for 50,000. How could a copyright be worth so much more than a song in those days?

This book has the worst system setting among all the books I've read on Qidian. The protagonist is a complete simp.

While writing, I suddenly became the grandson of these women. With a single female lead, you can pamper and spoil her, but with multiple female leads, you have to be assertive. Otherwise, you'll be pampering this one today and that one tomorrow—it'll be tiresome for the reader, not just the writer.

This novel is full of flaws; if you don't like it, go work as a screwdriver.