I Transmigrated to a Strange World, but Awakened a Showbiz System

It's a sham; it's clearly an entertainment system, yet they've brought out Uncle Ying to teach people how to fight zombies. It's just going back to the traditional monster-slaying and leveling-up route, which is boring. I'm leaving now.

It's a shame. The beginning—playing the suona, attracting fans, then getting involved, calling for help when things get tough—was fine. But then Uncle Ying appeared, and they even messed up the whole movie thing... It's unwatchable now. It'll probably be cut short at around 300,000 words.

Shit. The opening scene with the ghost playing the suona was somewhat interesting, but the rest was just classic clichés. The writing style was also that of a simplistic, amateurish writer—all the same old formula. The classic trope is that every time you go to a new place, you have to have a conflict with someone, then the character starts showing off and getting humiliated.

The introduction and the beginning were quite impressive, I thought it looked good, but what was the rest? It was a complete rip-off.

I came in because of the word "weird," and while it does have some weird elements, they're not particularly strong. It looks like a variation of the weird genre from entertainment films and TV shows, with a touch of Pokémon. Overall, it's somewhat interesting and has potential.

It's well-written, but if you don't like it, don't read it. Why are you rambling on and on?

It's a somewhat novel book, but unfortunately, the transitions between the bizarre entertainment elements are not smooth, and the plot is not coherent.

I didn't expect to receive your update instead.

It's a mess, illogical, and poorly written.

You like watching entertainment, don't you! So books, phones, and comics are safer than acting, public/private indoor screenings, or audiobook narration, you know?