It's pretty generic and predictable, MC is likable, and most of the scenarios are over-dramatized and overly exaggerated. If you start reading with the novel's title in mind everything fits well enough that it makes you want to see what happens next.

The heroines are just there with no real influence on the MC, he does what he wants which is much more enjoyable to read. Overall it's a decent read and I want to read up to like 100ish chapters and then drop it because of the usual repetitiveness kekw... more>> (I crave for MTL)

Edit: So I was right, but instead of 100 chapters, it was 48. Honestly it had some potential but it went the gary stu route instead of having at least some conflict. Everything works out perfectly for him, everyone who works with him loves him and is never jealous of him, in fact they somehow improve their acting, etc. Because he's so handsome and talented.

Yeah it go real boring real quick, the romance which I was hoping would carry it for a bit longer is reduced to tsundere and yandere harem bullsh*t but again with no consequences and the MC doesn't even have to do anything the girls just resolve everything by themselves. <<less

This story takes heavy inspiration from "Mistaken As A Monstrous Genius Actor", like straight up stealing plotpoints sometimes. But it still adds its own spin and isn't a 1:1 ripoff, just copying the broad-strokes, not to mention it actually expands on the harem, letting them stay in contact with the MC (and even has an R-18 scene) unlike Monstrous which seemingly takes inspiration from xianxia where theres a new girl every arc only to be left behind. But if you were looking for something semi-grounded like Monstrous then go away... more>> because this story ups the ante on the wish-fulfillment with little to no conflict at all making the story more fitting as a guilty-pleasure junk-food reading, or if you're absolutely shameless like me and just have a big soft-spot for Showbiz (+harem) stories, a comfort read. <<less