1986: Starting Out as a Factory Owner's Son

The protagonist has been built up over so long to become a nationally renowned figure and a famous writer. With absolutely no status, a roadside power company director dared to obstruct the protagonist. The protagonist claims he can't use his personal connections, yet he still has to rely on giving away the permanent copyrights to songs and novels to curry favor with rich second-generation heirs…

The last few chapters have gotten a bit rotten and repulsive, with all the feudal landlord tropes—ladies, young ladies, maids, and servants. I'm not asking you to be a model socialist youth, you can't even live like a capitalist, yet you want to be a feudal landlord?

Why write so much background without making any jokes? Hurry up and finish writing about having many children and good fortune! Your portrayal of seductive women is the most captivating. Your previous works like "The Great Witch" and "Wang Xifeng" are all the same. Hurry up and finish those too; I love this kind of thing.

So far, none of the female characters have been particularly outstanding. Don't pair them up arbitrarily; it will clash with the protagonist's style. A reborn person is destined to be alone and won't settle. Of course, using fire extinguishers is fine, but considering the era, there's a chance they'll just die. 🙂

It seems the author got cocky after achieving good results 😭. Judging from this, the author is really not suited to writing urban novels. It's only 100 chapters and the author is already picking and choosing readers. I suggest the author go back to writing historical novels.

... The latest chapter is really toxic. You said you'd exchange money for connections, and your connections are just that so-called Mr. Lu? You just give them to anyone who asks? No wonder people call you a beast of burden. You give to anyone who asks, you give to anyone who asks? Is this what you call connections?

Very interesting, featuring a unique protagonist from a particular era: carefree, playful, and living life on a whim, without any deep-seated grievances. It's a novel, insightful perspective from a player's point of view, offering a fresh and enjoyable reading experience. Keep up the good work and maintain your style.

I don't understand what it says after that; the more I read, the more confused I get. They even added an American perspective and a Japanese clone, it would have been better to just keep writing about the domestic story. Why is it so hard for the author to finish a book properly? They might as well just end it already.

Is Lu your father? What has he done for you? You should just give him what he wants. If you don't share any of the profits, he'll make you deliver books to every Tom, Dick, and Harry in the future. If you don't, it's considered disrespectful, and you'll make enemies. It's a thankless and exhausting task.

What kind of plot is this? It was supposed to be about a birthday celebration where you invite some celebrities over for fun. But after all these chapters, you haven't accomplished anything, and all you do is get disgusted by some Beijing auntie. They said they were going to make a TV series, but they couldn't find any actors, so they ended up saying they would train their own.