Entertainment Tycoon

I now seriously doubt the author's aesthetic sense. Such an outdated aesthetic, yet they're still trying to become an entertainment star? So far, besides *The Grave Robbers' Chronicles*, which might boost the protagonist's influence among young people, there's nothing else worth mentioning. Why not just write songs—the simplest and fastest way to become famous? The logic is completely flawed!!!

Sigh, as an old bookworm, reading this book of yours is giving me goosebumps. I'm a bookworm who loves collecting books, and I really can't stand it anymore. I really want to sing you a song. Keep it simple. Keep your way of speaking simple. It's just a matter of two sentences, but you insist on making it into three or five pages. Are you trying to exploit your readers?

He's such a chatterbox!

The plot is worth reading, but it's too padded with words. The foreshadowing that everyone already knows is repeatedly brought up, each time for more than three to five chapters. In other words, only two-thirds of the book is the main plot; the rest is all filler!

I've looked at about twenty or thirty pages, but I can't continue. It started off quite well and was very engaging, but later it felt a bit off-track.

You're an orphan who has already achieved great success in this world and has someone you love, yet you want to go back to being someone with nothing? You must be out of your mind.

It's tiring to watch! The content is too outdated! Although 90% of current films and TV shows are bad, some web series are still decent! While there are many classics from the past, repetitive content always leads to visual fatigue.

The plot started off fairly well, but then it became incredibly padded. A small gesture at the dinner table could be stretched into ten chapters – I'm speechless.

It's so watery, I can't even watch it if I skip around.

It's painful to watch.