Invisible Reporter

The title, introduction, and plot arrangement of the book are all very good. Personally, I think the only shortcoming is that the description of women is a bit too much. After all, half-covering, holding a pipa and half-covering the face is the most attractive. If it is too explicit and too frequent, does it make the protagonist a bit obscene? I think it should still be like GTO. Although the setting of the protagonist chasing beautiful women runs through the whole book, it still needs to be serious when it is time to be serious. Basically, it is just such a small problem. Of course, the specific grasp depends on the author's own ideas. I don't know why I can't vote for recommendation even after I upgraded to a member. I'll bookmark it now and I'll vote in the future [fn=2_3]

I feel like there are a little too many emotional scenes in the early part of the plot, maybe it's a personal preference, I like the emotional scenes in the early stages to be limited to a brief taste, but to have a more intense development in the later stages. The protagonist is a reporter. I wonder if he has any plans to open his own media company in the future, enter foreign TV stations, and do programs such as insider disclosures. Look forward to it.