A Scandal? I'll Tear Down This Rotten Entertainment Industry

I'm already tired of it; it's all the same old juicy gossip, nothing new. And the protagonist, well, he's pretty satisfying when he does things, but his constant swearing is just too much. Once or twice is fine, it's like he's venting his emotions, but too much of it makes him seem really lowbrow. While it's supposed to be accessible to all, this level of vulgarity is just plain offensive.

It's ridiculous. Unless you report it to the police, you can't even voice your opinion. Capital will shut down all your channels of communication; that's the real censorship.

It's not going to be a case of a government collapse, whitewashing, a rise, the light of the righteous path, a national representative, and crushing the world, is it? That would be so boring.

They released something suspicious right after it was released, then backed out after going to South Korea for a complete stranger. They just offended a South Korean chaebol, and now they're on their territory, publicly posting about it as if they want everyone to know. Do they think they're Superman? Even if they have superhuman abilities and can avoid danger, what about their bodyguards? Did they even consider their safety?

Why does it always seem like the house collapses? Wouldn't it be better to change it? Your last book about house collapses also fell apart.

If you ruin the capitalists' profits, they'll have shut you up long ago. 😅

It's ruined, I'm dropping this story. Good grief, the news about the conglomerate broke out one day, and the next day the editor-in-chief is going abroad for some advancement. Even a brainless story can't be this brainless!

It felt a bit toxic; only the first forty or fifty pages were decent. The revealing premise was somewhat novel, but the later ones became unwatchable. 1. The protagonist's character design was poorly done. Firstly, the situation collapses, and your exposé feels like revenge.

Seeing this kind of "top influencer" always makes me laugh. The real top influencers either become lawbreakers or their subsequent works keep flopping and they get abandoned by investors. Otherwise, they won't collapse. The initial incident was something that wouldn't matter even if it happened, let alone the mudslinging. If the company's public relations were ineffective, the investors would help cover it up.

Today's recommendation was interesting at first, but after about twenty chapters, I wanted to see how he could survive. I had to give up after chapter 32. This is the only platform on the entire internet that dares to use the protagonist's name; the protagonist even dares to ask for shares! Where does he get the audacity? Does he really think bodyguards are omnipotent?