Almighty Anchor: I Have a Professional Book

I always feel like the protagonist is a puppet with a worrying IQ

I just read Chapters 7 and 8, and some words are really stuck in my throat and I can't express them anymore. In fact, the beginning of this book is quite attractive. After applying for a job on the 28th floor, the front desk told the protagonist that this building only has the 27th floor. It was when I saw this that I had the idea to continue reading. The following chapters describe the protagonist getting a golden finger and starting a live broadcast, which is okay. The content of the protagonist's live broadcast is highlights of film and television performances, and it can be seen that the author has ideas. But the writing does have some problems. I won't talk about the description in vernacular, since that's what all online articles are like anyway. I have no idea about some words and sentences. But some problems are more serious. For example, the system says that the protagonist has excellent acting skills and dances all over the house, but the protagonist can't tell which skill level is higher. Is this illiteracy? Another example is that Goldfinger actually obtains rewards based on fans' admiration for the anchor. Not to mention how fans can admire you as a small anchor who has just started. Even if you are a big anchor, how many fans can admire you? What's even more outrageous is that the fan's relationship with the anchor is described as faith. Are you a cult? The above words are a bit unpleasant to hear, but they are indeed words from the bottom of my heart. I hope the author can listen to them and adopt them. If you think what I said makes no sense, you can delete this post directly.

Attributes cost a lot of points, and upgrading skills only requires a few points. Is the Book of Heaven infinitely upgradeable? It seems that the idol value of each level is about the same. It feels okay, right?

Look, it looks good

No one sees it, and the author is still insisting, so let me try the poison