Build an Entertainment Empire Starting from National Style

I quite like the style of this book. Although it is not as exciting as the book I read before, it still stands out among the many novels about Qimao traveling through the entertainment industry. There are very few typos in the text. Although the language is not particularly beautiful, the sentences are smooth, concise and easy to understand. Some people may think that cultural invasion is too serious in the plot, but I want to say is this Isn't it just a setting? Isn't the male protagonist also slapped in the face one by one? The logic in the process is very clear and there is no confusion in the plot. It can be read as a good and enjoyable novel. Although the ending is not particularly amazing, it is also very satisfactory. Overall, I like it very much and my family can enjoy it (I am really not trusting, I finished it after watching it for about half a month)

The author is too brave to write, and the writing is not good. In the book, the Xia Kingdom has lost its own culture, and no one even eats its own country's cuisine. And a lot of Han swords, why don't you just write them off and go and restore them!

I just want to know what the meaning of the existence of this Xia Kingdom is. There is no music, no novels, no food, no culture, no inheritance, nothing. Everyone calls the Stick Country and the Cherry Blossom Country the son of an ugly country. But one of them has kimchi and a pussy, and the other has sushi and anime. This Xia Kingdom has nothing. A country and a nation are united and continued because of the same culture and inheritance. I suspect that the author is a high-level black man with half a million walking around.

This is a very brainless and idiotic article. I couldn't bear to watch half of it. The Xia Kingdom is based on the country. I accept that the ancient music is not as good as Fusang, but the poems and couplets are not as good as Fusang, and even the Chinese characters are not as good as Fusang. You have to rely on the protagonist to use the system to win. I just want to know if the Xia Kingdom in the article is the Xia Kingdom of the Han people? It feels like the people of the Xia Kingdom are all immigrants, and Fusang is the aborigine of the Xia Kingdom?

I personally like this kind of novels very much. Good reviews. Come on!

The writing is too nonsense

There is a problem with the overall setting. In an Internet celebrity competition, everyone must be the same as an all-rounder. Everyone must know five or six skills. Internet celebrities are better than celebrities. Those who are ranked high are not high, and those who are ranked high will not take off.

After reading more than 60 chapters, I feel like eating shit ice cream in the middle of summer. The tone of the cultural desert of Chinese people worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners is too full from the beginning. With the current concept, I can't stand it anymore. How can a country become a country without its own culture?

This is an overrated work.

I've read more than a dozen chapters and can't continue reading. I can't figure out how I got the 9.4 Rating.