After Getting a System, I Took the Chinese Entertainment Industry by Storm

There's really no need to fabricate a story about being a graduate of Lanxiang Vocational School just to write about driving an excavator. And then there are tons of people who envy you for driving an excavator; isn't your writing a bit too abstract?

It's a pity it's a fictional world, not very interesting. The idea is good, but if you're going to write a novel, just write it directly. I really hate this kind of fictional world with realistic elements in entertainment novels.

There are too many stories about the entertainment industry about pretending to be weak while actually being strong, focusing on acting skills, directing, and rebirth. What's lacking is a story like yours about catfighting. The catfighting, the fighting—it's so much fun! I must say, the author writes with a high density of exciting moments, popping them up every now and then, which is very engaging. I hope you can maintain this level of quality in the future.

Keeping up with current events, bro, you're really awesome!

Hmm, having read up to chapter six, the plot feels a bit odd. It seems like the parts that should have been emphasized were glossed over, while the unimportant parts were padded out quite a bit.

You don't even dare to use your real name when writing an online article to attack a celebrity.

Aside from understanding the connection between Wu and the mortal brothers, I don't understand any of the other homophones. Even parallel worlds are this scary, who are Wu Ling and that Ji? I don't understand at all.

Nearly a hundred chapters, and only one work? That's too weak.

Since the name is fictional, why is there still a Wu Jiji?

It's already available with just over 30 chapters? Which author used this alternate account? Elbow? Big Eyes? Who are you?