Showbiz: Starting Out by Selling Grilled Skewers

It's well-written, but the lack of a cheat code is quite frustrating.

I was really getting into it when it suddenly got abruptly cut off…

His grandma was really enjoying it. (The story is over.)

The logic is chaotic and the values ​​are extremely distorted.

I've read six chapters and still haven't seen any barbecue skewers for sale. It's a bait-and-switch tactic. I'm outta here.

I've only been reading for a short while, and I really can't stand this kind of scumbag protagonist. No matter how powerful he is, he can't escape being a scumbag. How strong does one's mentality have to be to keep reading this novel?

I gave up on the book before I even finished reading one page.

There are too many characters, the main character isn't distinct enough, the main plot is forced into a martial arts world setting, and the writing reads like an old woman's leg bindings.

I don't understand how a city that's not even a second-tier city can have three major entertainment companies that can control everything.

Small cities produce big fish? Any random entertainment company that pops up there can become a national top-tier company. Does that mean the capital, Shanghai, would have to ascend to a higher dimension to accommodate them? The logic is truly absurd.