You Asked Me to Hire a Makeup Artist, So Why Did You Bring a Mortician?

I've only read up to chapter 65. A lot of the plot is glossed over, and it gets more and more boring as you read on. Why not choose a more meaningful profession like mortician, artifact restorer, or forensic doctor, which have more storylines? Instead, he chooses to be a celebrity. Being a celebrity is fine if you want to have pure enjoyment and be overpowered, but even with many powerful figures from other professions protecting you, you're still a punching bag in the entertainment industry!

It's painful to watch. Being a celebrity is so stifling; it's better to just have one job.

I don't know what was written after that; it was all completely incomprehensible.

Don't bring celebrities in; it just looks... Unpleasant. After all, it's a novel, not a story. It should be imaginative, anything goes.

It's bad to leave things unsaid (one of the taboos is not shaking hands). You've piqued my curiosity, so I'll just leave it at that.