Starting with a Job at Penguin Video

One of the protagonist's artists, feeling wronged by the protagonist's private life, summoned the protagonist's mother and sister demanding an explanation. 😰 Then, this artist's assistant, still angry, secretly told the protagonist's girlfriend. The protagonist, knowing this, didn't care. Damn! This is a Buddha! The Buddha at Lingshan in Wuxi should let the protagonist sit on it! 🙂 It's like a moronic, concrete statement. (The protagonist is worth billions, a vice president at Tencent)

No, this book was probably ghostwritten. It feels like it jumped from a male-oriented novel to a female-oriented one. Yes, you don't need to use your brain when reading. But this is just too insulting to our intelligence. A billionaire with the title of vice president of Tencent, and his own artists' emotional outbursts affect his mother and sister. That's outrageous!

You're such a simp. She's just your girlfriend. Even if she were your wife, you wouldn't help her colleague, right? An exchange of benefits is understandable, but if you're saying you're helping Jiaxing to make things better for your girlfriend, given your status, even if you didn't help, what could Jiaxing do to her? It's purely charity. Helping family is understandable. But what's your relationship with Jiaxing anyway?

That's enough already. Is he acting like an idiot, supporting Zeng Jia and Yang Mi's company? If he keeps acting like this, it'll be disgusting. I don't want to watch anymore. Has he lost all his intelligence for a woman? I absolutely hate people with love-struck minds.

Whether it's true or not, the protagonist's mother never attended university. Let's leave that aside for now. She's a middle-aged woman, I suppose. Do you really believe she can run a large studio with such ease? Does she have that kind of experience? Does she have that kind of insight?

I subscribed to the last ten chapters at once, but I couldn't get into it after the part about Sister Meng. A pure sycophantic, ingratiating personality. They want to have their cake and eat it too. Sister Meng, what you wrote is purely imaginative and goes against human nature. Exchanging resources is fine. But to both love and covet resources while also insisting on defying the contract?

It's written like a diary entry. Do they really think a variety show is that easy, or a TV drama is that easy to film? They're just leaving professional tasks to professionals. You don't care about anything, yet you're the person in charge; if something goes wrong, you're responsible. No domestic team can do this kind of reality show. Stop bragging.

I believe many people, like me, were drawn in by the title, and the first ten chapters were alright, but the rest felt like it was written by a completely different person. It's like someone gives you a chicken, and you actually start dating the chicken—absolutely awful.

I don't even read the book, so I'm just curious about who would be attracted to this kind of book title. Are they trying to be a cow or a horse and not being a horse enough? As a working person, I feel disgusted when I see things like Xiaomi and Tencent. Are these companies so difficult to get into? If you don't care about salary, you can get in at will. There are many cheap positions left for you.

You keep saying you want to leave Tencent, but what attracts readers to your book is Tencent and entertainment. What's the point of reading it if you leave? Does the author really think he's done a great job writing about the protagonist's entrepreneurship?