I Just Got Into a Top University, and the System Wants Me to Join Showbiz

They portray a rich kid as an idiot. That's not how rich kids are raised. They might not be exceptionally bright, but they're definitely not idiots. They've seen a lot of the world from a young age.

After reading a few chapters, I feel compelled to vent. Original female characters are fine, but if they're meant to help with career development, then it's okay. However, the original story involves several women engaging in flirtatious or romantic relationships. Do you want to write a campus romance story or an entertainment story?

The protagonist only dates young and beautiful girls. 🤫

Is the author a woman? No matter what, capital trumps everything. Even the so-called "talent triumphing over capital" is just capital choosing talent. The protagonist invested in Daylight Entertainment and the drama series. Everyone—note, everyone—was advising the protagonist to give up the role because they wanted Hu Ge (Hu Ge's nickname) to take it.

Having read Chapter 92, I'm amazed at how the protagonist, with his system and background, is still such a spineless coward. When someone bullies him, he just apologizes and that's it? Work is tiring enough; I pay to read a legitimate novel, and now I have to put up with this?

This novel feels so frustrating. The author gives it a feel of an old-school female-oriented novel, with all sorts of grand and sophisticated backgrounds used as a foundation, followed by constant humiliation and being slapped in the face by the clown. After getting slapped on the left cheek, the protagonist seeks out powerful backers to berate the clown 🤡, gets slapped again, and then cries and shouts to prove himself. Once he's proven himself, it's all over.

The writing is so frustrating and humiliating. I read the first 80 chapters because it features characters like Meng and Chen, which are rarely seen in novels. But the 90-something chapters are just too frustrating. The protagonist, who is a rich second-generation, the author, and the investor, is somehow overshadowed by someone else's paper, and then that professor messes with him and just lets it go? The "pretending to be a pig but actually being a pig" 🐷 is enough to make you want to quit.

Why would you write about Dilraba if she doesn't accept your permission? You're just flirting with readers and being ambiguous with her.

It's so annoying; the main character is such a spineless coward with no backbone whatsoever.

I was initially drawn in by comments saying the protagonist only dated young women, but then he started showing signs of fawning over Liu, so I dropped the book. Now that it's free for a limited time, I came back to read a few chapters and found my opinion changed considerably after the protagonist refused to cooperate with Liu. Then I glanced at the later chapters and saw him hooking up with Liu again. There's really no need to keep reading and make myself uncomfortable.